Living a Spiritual Life: Finishing Well
Category: Faith
Living a spiritual life involves finishing well. Don’t fumble the ball in your last quarter. Read Mark Hagerup’s reflections from the Old Testament about finishing well.
Living a Spiritual Life: Finishing Well
Category: Faith
A Life Lesson from the Pain of Childbirth
Category: Faith
There are so many life lessons in the hard process for birthing a baby. The physical pain for the mother is almost unbearable; the emotional pain for the dad cements […]
Christian Character: Who Are You When No One is Watching?
Category: Faith
When it comes to Christian character, it all boils down to who you are when no one is watching.
The Dilemma of Unanswered Prayers
Category: Faith
As a Christian, do you ever feel like your prayers are not being answered? Seemingly unanswered prayers can leave us scratching our heads or maybe even beginning to doubt God’s faithfulness.
How a Piece of Candy Caused a Problem for Isaac – Inspiring Missionary Story
Category: Faith
This is an inspiring missionary story about how a little piece of candy caused a problem for Isaac. Read about how he solved this problem.
Promoting Healthy Emotions – Last Chance Advice
Category: Faith
People normally do a pretty good job promoting healthy emotions in others by appreciating them, building them up, and valuing their help. But have you ever thought that your opportunity to strengthen someone’s mental well-being might be your last chance ever for that person?
Lesson from “War Room” on the Need for Prayer Strategy
Category: Faith
I was excited about making a business strategy for my home business, and then I saw “War Room” and realized I needed to make a prayer strategy first.
Too Busy? Compare the Egret to a Squirrel
Category: Faith
Do you ever feel like you are too busy? Check out a comparison between the egret and the squirrel.
Living Life on Purpose: The Beauty of Congruence
Category: Faith
When you are living life on purpose, you are characterized by a beautiful harmony – your life all fits together beautifully. It’s…well…congruent.