A Prescription For Overcoming Worry
So many of us are prone to worry. We churn over our kids, our jobs, and our future. Let’s look at Matthew 6, verse 24. Perhaps you’ve been anxious lately.
Read More »So many of us are prone to worry. We churn over our kids, our jobs, and our future. Let’s look at Matthew 6, verse 24. Perhaps you’ve been anxious lately.
Read More »As followers of God, we’re called to take care of the poor. “Good King Wenceslas” is the compelling story about a compassionate king who had a heart for the less fortunate.
Read More »The familiar Christmas tune, “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” is often considered a silly song designed for children to sing. You might be surprised at what the partridge in a pear tree represents!
Read More »The familiar strains of Christmas carols fill the air this time of year. You hear them in grocery stores, in malls, in church services. But they aren’t mere melodies. For some the history goes back thousands of years. Let’s get in the true spirit of Christmas!
Read More »For centuries, religious wars and political battles have been fought in the name of God. Look to God’s Word for help with sensitive cultural issues.
Read More »Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis — a stark contrast in worldviews.
Read More »Pain is a part of life. And for many, it’s difficult to reconcile the suffering in the world, to the existence of a loving, benevolent God. Special guest Dr. Armand Nicholi address the problem of pain.
Read More »Feeling a bit overwhelmed by reindeer and Santa Claus sightings? This Christmas, take a few moments to enjoy the refreshing dialog on the real reason for the season.
Read More »As Christmas approaches, we’re overwhelmed with shopping, decorating our home, and entertaining family and friends. But in the middle of all those demands, it’s important to reserve time to celebrate the birth of Jesus!
Read More »When we visit a foreign country, it’s easy to spot the differences in cultures. Local customs and the way people respond are different than we’re used to. Ever find that your beliefs collide with those around you–even in your own hometown?
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