Prayers for Fort Hood
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
I’ve been praying for those who lost their lives and the wounded, writes veteran and editorial assistant Allison Churchill. There are so many who need our prayers.
Community
Your neighbors, friends, colleagues, fellow churchgoers, and people you do business with make up the rich tapestry of your community. Embrace your community and make sure to do your part to make it stronger.
Chasing Joy
By Amanda Bastoni7 min read
A broken marriage, 81 hours of support-group meetings and a 2,000-mile motor-home trip across the country with her son.
Spiritual Healing
By Daniel Kessel5 min read
Hospital chaplains have an understanding of the role faith plays in the process of coping with and healing from a serious illness.
What Does It Mean to Seek the Lord’s Face?
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
A morning jog caused him to ponder the true meaning of a phrase found numerous times in the Bible.
Students Turn Leftovers into Meals for the Hungry
A college student discovers how to trim campus food waste and help those in need.
A Pastor’s Blessing
By Rick Hamlin7 min read
He never expected to find such generosity amid such poverty, but a Kenyan pastor and his congregants welcomed him with open hearts.
A Day of Remembrance
By Adam Hunter2 min read
Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. See how storytelling plays a key role in observing Yom HaShoah.
A Disney Dream Come True
This community banded together to create a real-life fairytale for a little girl with terminal cancer.
Mysterious Ways: Little Red Coupe
By Karen Burkhart2 min read
Buying a used car gave me decision paralysis–how would I know the right one for me?
Talking Miracles with My Mom
By Diana Aydin4 min read
My mom has always been able to find God’s miracles, even in the worst of situations…
When Angels Have No Names
By Joan Wester Anderson4 min read
In this excerpt from Comfort from Beyond, a young boy’s angelic vision brings comfort to a grieving family.
Letting God Speak Through Her
By Antoinette Tuff11 min read
She could have run. She could have been killed. Instead she talked, and more than 800 students were spared.