The Journey – Whatever You’re Facing, ‘Read the Story’
By Roxanne Drury We are all on a journey. We each begin that journey in different places. Some in a
By Roxanne Drury We are all on a journey. We each begin that journey in different places. Some in a
By Bradley Shotts “Lord have mercy….” These words ring in my mind as I reflect back on how many times
By Rosie Main You probably want to live a long, healthy, energetic, and active life without inflammation, pain, and disease
By Joan Endicott It’s that time of year. (You’re hearing a Christmas song in your head about now, aren’t you?)
By Dr. Rick Chromey In 1940 western civilization was under attack. Wars raged across the globe. Fascist dictators invaded and
By Tom Claycomb III I saw a post last night on Instagram by @imalexismonique that made me laugh. It said
By Bethany Riehl Lord, You are more glorious than we can imagine or conceive. Thank You for being our Creator.
By Vincent Kituku “Alibis”: the name for all the reasons we give for not utilizing our talents, gifts and experiences
By Doug Hanson I joined the pickleball crowd! I became one of the 36.5 million pickleball players in the United
By Greg Grotewold When it came to disciplining their kids, my parents were old school – my mother in particular.
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Twelve-year-old Curtis
By Kathy Collard Miller Darcy’s training pants were wet again. Again! As I struggled to pull down the soaking pants,
By Steve Bertel Many church-planting pastors will agree that launching an upstart church in these times – getting the word
Nate Lindskoog sits for a shoe fitting for his partial prosthetic leg. Lindskoog was blessed by a positive attitude, strong
By Sandy Jones In August I posted this on one of my social media accounts – with the thought that
Dee Sienknecht is the adoptive mom to 4-year-old Ellie and 10-year-old Josiah. She’s also fostering a baby in her home
By Gary Moore It’s been said that there are two types of people who travel to foreign countries – the
By Daniel Bobinski With Christmas coming up I got to wondering about symbolism in Scripture for this season. To be
By Leo Hellyer I was recently invited to record a segment for a show titled, “Finishing Strong,” on a local
(Editor’s note: This article is was submitted by Boise Rescue Mission Ministries.) “Death’s door.” That’s how Richard describes his
By Roxanne Drury Life is busy. I do not have to tell you that! Practically every single person I know
By Joan Endicott The cheerful girl with bouncy golden curls was almost five. Waiting with her mother in the checkout
By Dr. Rick Chromey One night a stranger sought refuge in a rural tavern. The hungry, unkempt visitor was exhausted
By Dr. Larry E. Banta Over the years and in several countries, I have been involved in many building projects.
By Tom Claycomb III As I’m writing this article, summer is just dashing over the horizon. When I first signed
By Bethany Riehl “I will offer You the sacrifice of thanksgiving and call on the name of the LORD.” –
By Rosie Main In the fast-paced and uncertain world we live in, anxiety has become an all too familiar companion
By Ryan De Amicis Ever since I could remember, my dad had a guitar lying around our house. Although at
By Stephen Silas Gill I am upset by some recent, highly visible statements to the effect that Christianity is losing
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Juan, 17,
