Breakfast on the Beach—A Lesson in Welcome

Wherever you live, there are people around you who desperately long to hear the word "Welcome!"

Bending without Breaking: Embracing Humility in Uncertain Times

In an ancient fable, a mighty oak looks down on a humble reed who does not stand in the wind, but bends down before the tempest.

You Can Run Into These Arms

Not all of us have exemplary examples of a loving Father. When the Bible talks about God as a Father, it can mean very little to those who've never had a loving, present father. Human fathers like a man named Jim Redmond help us understand the truth of God's great love. 

Fairness Won't Change the World

We spend so much of life battling injustice, but did you know that fairness isn't only impossible but is also not powerful enough to change hearts? Find out what can!

The Offensive Words of Jesus

All roads don't lead to God if you believe the words of Jesus.

The Patience to Parent is Found Here

As God parents you, you can parent your children.

Sinking in Skepticism

What's the craziest conspiracy theory you've ever heard? 

Is There a Wrong Way to Pray?

You don't need to impress God, or anyone else, when you pray.

The Danger Of Always Being Right

God promises to help us move away from the pride of being right all of the time when we’re willing to respond to His correction.

Essential Words for Every Relationship

When was the last time you said "I'm sorry, please forgive me?  A common lesson in childhood is being taught to apologize. Acknowledging wrongs and promising to try to do better is at the heart of learning, growing, and reconciling with others. But many of us stop apologizing as soon as there's no one forcing us to do it!

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