Living Abundantly With Less Downsizing, whether forced or voluntary, helps us redefine what abundance really means and shows us what is important: the truth…Read Article
Editor’s Pick: Trochia’s Best Posts of 2014 As I look back at 2014, I’m again reminded of the blessing we have here at Trochia – a team…Read Article
The Epic Story of the Bible, Part 3: Noah and the Flood “These are the generations of Noah. Noah was a righteous man, blameless in his generation. Noah walked with God.” Genesis…Read Article
Lessons from Egyptian Christians , Part 2: My Nine-Year-Old Mentor On a recent mission trip to Egypt, Chris had a frightening experience, but with a reminder of Psalm 23, and…Read Article
Waiting with Joy and Hope in the Advent Season Waiting can be very difficult, but in the season of Advent, we are reminded to embrace joy and hope as…Read Article
Five Lessons from Jesus and the Samaritan Woman She is given one passage in all of Scripture, yet we can learn so much from this inspiring Samaritan woman.…Read Article
Prayer: in Faith or in a Temper Tantrum? Tammy recently saw a license plate frame which boasted, “I saw it. I wanted it. I threw a fit. I…Read Article
Three Biblical Tips for Peace-Loving Christians If you are a peace-loving Christian, you may find truth-tellers hard to live with, because they are often so zealous…Read Article
The Epic Story of the Bible, Part 2: Adam and Eve What if you had total paradise at your fingertips and a face-to-face relationship with God? Most people yearn for such…Read Article
Lessons from Egyptian Christians , Part 1: Political Unrest is Good for the Church Chris recently traveled to Egypt and there learned some important lessons about being a Christian. He learned political unrest is…Read Article
Learning to Pray as We Walk (El Camino de Santiago de Compostela, Part 3) Walking the Camino is an extremely personal journey – solitary at times, and lonely at others. Those who journey the…Read Article
The Epic Story of the Bible, Part 1: Genesis ; Creation and the Fall The Bible may not be what you think it is. It is not a shabby collection of half truths, myths…Read Article