Make Every Day a Jericho Day
The Israelites failed at the battle of Ai because they relied on the victory of Jericho to carry them through. Mrs. Chung issues a warning on the dangers of self-reliance in this article.
Our Great God
We learn much about the characteristics of our God from the book of Psalms. From Psalm 84, Brother Craig Burcham reminds us of the greatness of our God.
What Moses Learned At the Burning Bush
The lessons God taught Moses at the burning bush are still true for us today as Bro. Craig Burcham so aptly explains.
Faith or Fear?
What can we do when fear stares us in the face? Mrs. Tabitha Fanara gives us the answer.
A Leak in Your Life
As Charlene Ilan reminds us, a small leak in a pipe can cause major plumbing problems, a small sin can lead to big problems in your life.
Thou Knowest Not
With all the unrest in our world today, we often wonder just what will happen next. In this article, Bro. Craig Burcham explains how Jesus answered His disciples when they had the same questions.
Lessons Learned from the Mission Field – Part 1: Who’s in Control Anyway?
If you live in America, you most likely have running water and electricity on demand. What would you do if someone took those things from you without your control? Mrs. Nancy Lalman shares a few of her experiences on the mission field that taught her about Who really controlled everything.
A Message for a Nation in Crisis
There is no debating the fact that our nation is in crisis–politically, socially, economically, physically, and definitely spiritually. In this article, Pastor Justin Cooper encourages Christians with three truths to consider while in crisis.
God’s Wisdom
We all need and desire to have wisdom and good judgment. Mrs. Sandie Slye reminds us of the source of the wisdom we desire.
Memories of a Church Planter’s Wife – Part 2: Piano Player Needed
Have you have ever felt inadequate or insufficient? What can a piano synthesizer teach us about church planting and reliance on God? Mrs. Aimee Atwood continues her series on “Memories of a Church Planter’s Wife,” and as you read this article, you will be encouraged.
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