Maximum Health – Rebuilding the Body Temple in 2026
By Rosie Main In a world overflowing with diet trends, conflicting health messages, and endless quick-fix promises, many Christians are
By Rosie Main In a world overflowing with diet trends, conflicting health messages, and endless quick-fix promises, many Christians are
By Mark Naito We have New Year’s diets, fitness, fasting and other resolutions, but what about our tech and faith?
By Doug Hanson We hear it from the pulpit: “Trust in God.” We hear it from others: “Trust in God.”
At a recent event at the Sanctuary Cowboy Church in Caldwell, Celeste Mays mans a booth promoting the school she
BSU football chaplain Mark Thornton (center of the photo, holding phone) has been a successful spiritual mentor to the team’s
By Sandy Jones We moved in March of 2024. A mile and a half from our new home a sign
By Gary Moore Best-selling author and relationship consultant, Barbara De Angelis, has said, “Marriage is not a noun; it’s a
By Bethany Riehl “…give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”
By Daniel Bobinski Imagine you’re holding a magnificent diamond perfectly cut by God. As you turn it slowly, you see
By Leo Hellyer Living as a Christian man in 2025 is a very daunting endeavor. There are many things competing
By Pastor Dave McGarrah It’s an old invitation, one you find threaded throughout the Gospels, but its power is as
By Mark Naito Most of us have heard that tech (screens) can be harmful for kids. However, most do not
By Dr. Larry Banta One of the most destructive forces in our culture is passivity: sitting back as a spectator,
By Rosie Main In today’s world, chronic inflammation is at the root of so many modern illnesses – from autoimmune
By Roxanne Drury “Impress these commandments on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you
By Joan Endicott Dear Young at Heart, I pray this series creates a special opportunity for you to enjoy personally,
As soon as a northern pike sticks his head out of the egg he has an attitude, according to outdoorsman
By Nathan Carroll Much of our journey as Christians is about acquainting ourselves with the Word and will of God.
By Greg Grotewold We have a large rock in our front yard. It must weigh 500 pounds. It sits right
By Vincent Kituku Maybe you have had time to reflect on your blessings, including being alive, having good health and/or
By Matt Sieger “His delight is not in the strength of the horse, nor his pleasure in the legs of
By Steve Bertel (Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a two-part article.) In a world where hulky young
A summer group of recent SOWERs at Hope House in Marsing posed for a photo before leaving and heading down
By Sandy Jones Many of our readers know Christian Living was an idea God gave me when I was working
By Steve Bertel A local non-profit initiative is making great strides in helping those throughout the Treasure Valley who are
By Gary Moore We all grew up in homes that had their own definition of “family rules”. Certain actions, like
By Daniel Bobinski Recently I stumbled across something that changed my understanding of what Jesus meant when He said, “Enter
By Roxanne Drury I watched a robin this morning as she searched the tall, wet grass for a morning meal.
By Dr. Larry Banta What happens if we don’t forgive? What happens if we don’t forgive and instead keep the
By Mark Naito In a world where most things are connected through technology at some level, how can this possibly
