Last night at our Wednesday prayer time we were challenged that the number one test of our salvation is our obedience to God’s Word.  ”If we love Him we will keep His commandments.”  Keeping commandments does not make one a Christian, but one who is a Christian, who is in a loving relationship with God, [...]

Tonight at dinner Tyler was talking to me. God wants us to go to church to preach, not to make paper airlplanes Thanks Tyler, I really need the first two statements: God wants us to go to church To preach The last one is helpful too, about not making paper airlplanes, but not quite as [...]

The swine flu may change even how we do things within the church.  The Indy Star has made this recommendation upon the request of Indiana’s Health Commissioner Judith Monroe: “I recommend starting today that Indiana stop shaking hands,” she said. “Maybe we should bow to one another or bump elbows.” I am calling for the [...]

After our message Sunday night on the value of keeping our eyes fixed on Christ and his return, I found this video very thought provoking and challenging. I would love to hear your response to watching it.

IT IS NOT ALL ABOUT ME. (1 Peter 5:5)

Here is a fun article that is also very practical and biblical on motherhood.  I know that in the midst of mothering one can be overwhelmed at times and there can be a grasping for purpose and progress.  This article, containing an interview with Holly Ellif , ought to be an encouragement to not grow [...]

This is a quote from an article my Dad gave me from World Magazine discussing what the author call “practical atheism”.  What is meant by that phrase is not a lack of belief in God, but a lack of knowledge of God which in essence causes one to live a life where the God is [...]