Three Tips To Help You Share Your Faith With Your Kids (Christian Parenting Series, Part 1)Deuteronomy 6 tells us to impress God’s commandments on our children. We are to talk about them when we sit…Read Article
Honest Hospitality, No Matter Where We LiveHospitality has always been an important value to Dani and her husband, but since buying a new house she has…Read Article
Living in Honest Christian Community: Take Off the MaskPeople want to be around others who are happy, put-together, confident, so often, even around Christians, we wear a mask…Read Article
Jesus’ Example of Reaching Out to Others; an Excerpt from “Dogs to the Rescue”As Titus the dog instinctively knew, outreach to others has many facets. Not everyone can come to us, but if…Read Article
Jesus Cursed the Fig Tree (Matthew 21)In Matthew 21, Jesus cursed a fig tree that did not produce fruit. Why? Making leaves is essential for a…Read Article
Are Your Relationships, Routines or Recreation Taking the Place of God in Your Life?We know that it’s easy to get distracted in our walk with God. Today, we’re going to talk about three…Read Article
Prepare for Valentine’s Day with Marriage BuildersA little over a year ago, Trochia first published several posts on rebuilding and strengthening Christian marriages. In this series,…Read Article
Safe PeopleGuest writer Mary DeMuth shares about her latest book, “Not Marked”, and her experiences in recovering from abuse. She says…Read Article
Building, Growing and Loving Like Jesus (Take Five)In today’s Take Five, we visit stories of love given and received, of people who are pursuing beautiful things that…Read Article
Spilling Water and God’s Grace in my FamilyIn her excitement of being out for dinner, Jessica moved her hand and her water glass toppled over, all over…Read Article
The Power of Words to Break or BuildHave you ever experienced painful or damaging words? What about beautiful, truthful and encouraging ones? In this post, Keith references…Read Article
Because of My Love For You, a Poem of CommunionThis poem is by Frank Carpenter, written as a meditation on the act of taking the Lord’s Supper. Because of…Read Article