A Blessed Lent
A Blessed Lent
By Martha J. Orlando
"When you fast, don't make yourselves look sad like the hypocrites. They put a look of suffering on their faces so that people will...
Tell Me Why
Why are there are so many acts of violence that cause us to have so little hope in the future? With all these natural disasters, political problems and poverty stricken countries, how can we find hope in today’s world?
The Waiting Room
So, is it just me or when it comes spiritual blessings we expect God to exclude us from the waiting room?
Real Women Retreat Planned for June 2018 in Ohio’s Amish Country
Ladies, did you get what you wanted for Christmas? Did any of your presents include a weekend away with other women of faith for a time of refreshing and restoration? If not, your hubby has a chance to redeem himself this Valentine’s Day. Ask him to buy you a weekend trip to the Real Women Retreat in Ohio’s beautiful Amish country.
Breaking Chains Through Art
Aeron Brown knows a thing or two about the healing power of art. A professional artist for the past decade, Aeron started painting and creating as a way of dealing with his own loss.
The Star Still Stops
"Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid” John 14:27. (NKJV)
A Divine Appointment: Devout Meets Deity
What can we learn from a man in Jerusalem called Simeon? I invite you to join me in considering a cameo tucked into the Book of Luke. Simeon, like Mary and the shepherds, also participated in God’s Bigger Story surrounding the life of our Newborn King.
What Do You Want For Christmas?
More than one person asked me “What do you want for Christmas?” I took my grandson to see Santa, and Santa asked him the same thing. I began to...
Prayer For Unsaved Loved Ones During the Holidays
For those who have unsaved loved ones joining in holiday gatherings this year, here are some specific prayers to pray on their behalf.
We Must Love the Ones Jesus Loves
I once heard a story about a great Kentucky preacher named T.T. Eaton. Dr. Eaton told about his younger brother who LOVED a mongrel dog. The family felt the dog was not even worth shooting, but the boy and his dog were inseparable.
