How can we help our kids develop a biblical worldview?
What an amazing privilege the Lord has given us to shepherd our children so that, together, we can be salt and light in this world for His glory
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Christ and the beauty of time
We marvel at the beauty of time when it carries its precious cargo all the way to the end of the line, which in Christ can be the beginning of a new line and life journey
5 leadership resolutions for your church in 2023
Leadership is a gift from followers Graciously accept this gift by resolving to serve the people around you by putting them first Make 2023 the year of serving others
Consider God's calling: Maybe nursing is for you
Many find that real fulfillment in life comes from realizing that they are doing a job that truly helps others, a job that not everyone can do
Why we love 'It’s a Wonderful Life': An other-sex comparison with 'Pride and Prejudice'
I suppose that, in the end, both films describe the other-sex ideal in terms that are similar Someone eminently desirable who puts my interests over his or her own
Revelation 6: The rider death on a corpse-colored horse, with Hell following after him
Calamity, tragedy, catastrophe, wars, famine and disease are sometimes how God troubles the waters to push our boats safely to shore In these situations, there can be an opportunity for ...
When thinking a prayer became a crime
Yes, she was questioned as to whether she had been praying in her own mind This is not made up This is not the figment of Christian paranoia This is what literally took place
7 ways to reconnect with the Church body
By taking these steps, you ll be on your way to reconnecting with the church and deepening your relationship with God
2022 in Review
Before we all sing “Auld Lang Syne,” Brian Kaylor takes a moment to thank everyone for being part of our 2022 journey. This includes a quick review of the year — including a countdown of the top 10 most-read pieces we published in our award-winning newsletter A Public Witness in 2022.
Who are we as Christians? (part 3)
I cannot think of a more productive and helpful question for a Christian to ask himself or herself than, Christian, who are you and what difference does it make
