Glory to God – Sister’s Promise: Ministering in Harmony
The three members of Sister’s Promise include, from left, Donna Hayes, Margaret Witt, and Elaine Eoff. (Photo by Paul Hey)
The three members of Sister’s Promise include, from left, Donna Hayes, Margaret Witt, and Elaine Eoff. (Photo by Paul Hey)
Jesse Iacovelli sits with his dog, Gimli, at Farewell Bend Park in central Oregon. Jesse, his wife, and their children now
By Sandy Jones Recently a pastor friend, Jimmy Hutchings, did a sermon titled “I do believe, help my unbelief” that
By Gary Moore Many of the thoughts in this issue’s column come from Debra Fileta. We all come to our marriages with walls
By Dave McGarrah Every day the headlines seem to grow darker. Wars and rumors of wars, rising global tensions, economic uncertainty, natural
By Daniel Bobinski This is the fourth installment in my series on the biblical worldview. So far we’ve covered Theology (Who is
By Doug Hanson The sheet of paper has white lettering on a black background and is sized to slip nicely
By Larry Banta It was the last stop of that long Christmas day. It started about 3 a.m. and now
By Roxanne Drury Do you remember those days of getting new clothes for school? How pleased and excited we were
By Dr. Rick Chromey On June 28, 1787, America’s future hung by a thread. The Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia had reached a
By Joan Endicott Dear Young at Heart, this is the fourth in the“ I Get To!”® series with GiGi & Joy. I pray
By Rosie Main When most people think about longevity, they think about healthful eating, taking supplements, or exercising regularly. While
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay By Eric Hentnik Open doors. Seems like God wants to use them in our lives. And it appears
By Leo Hellyer Guess what, men? A season of change is upon us. The beautiful green leaves on the trees
By Bethany Riehl My parents used to have this sign that made me giggle immaturely every time I saw it:
By Tom Claycomb III Okay, you’re going to have to show me a little grace on this article. I’ve had to cover pressing topics since January so I haven’t been
By Mark Naito News flash! Flip/smart/portable phones, etc. are all “mini-computers” that happen to have phone capabilities. The question is: would
Eli Reimer speaks with an African child in Moshi, Tanzania. The Reimer family hiked a trail in the country to
Ken Lewis is State Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Idaho. Here, he stands by boxes of Bibles
Dr. John Tribble, right, is a physician at Heart2Heal Clinic in Meridian. (Photo by Sarah Dewey) By Gaye Bunderson Editor’s note:
By Sandy Jones As many of our regular readers are aware, I’ve been rather tied up with personal matters the past 2+ years. God
By Dave McGarrah I remember sitting with my friend and radio co-host on the steps of a quiet synagogue in
By Gary Moore In our marriage relationships, one of the most difficult things we all deal with is understanding our
By Daniel Bobinski This is the third installment in my series on the biblical worldview. So far we’ve covered Theology (Who is your
By Dr. Rick Chromey The Israelites gathered twelve stones from the Jordan, then Joshua said… “When your children ask their
By Leo Hellyer As we live our lives out as Christian men, we face numerous challenges from many directions. It doesn’t take very long until we
By Roxanne Drury Trust is a virtue, but in the world of scammers, it can also be a target. Just about
A native African holds a bucket from the U.S.-based Bucket Ministry. The bucket will provide filtrated water for drinking. The
By Doug Hanson You think it would be simple, easy to do. I mean really, how hard could it be? All
By Bethany Riehl My favorite job that I ever had was at a coffee shop. I loved the rhythm, the
