The Renegade Psychiatrist – The Tearing of the Thick Temple Veil
By Dr. Larry Banta The search for real and lasting peace seems to be the pursuit of many and it
By Dr. Larry Banta The search for real and lasting peace seems to be the pursuit of many and it
By Tom Claycomb III I became acquainted with the Scooter’s Youth Hunting Camp back in 2004 or 2005. My wife
By Roxanne Drury This writing is yet another lesson learned from our recent move. There have been so many. You
By Dr. Rick Chromey If you listen to today’s loudest critics, George Washington is little more than a contradiction in
By Joan Endicott Dear Young at Heart, this is the third in the“ I Get To!”® series with GiGi &
By Mark Naito Now that we’re in 2026, it’s time to start implementing some practical ways to improve our relationships
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Note that
By Steve Bertel (Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a two-part article.) It’s basically a slave auction. Where
Tammye Lee holds the diploma she received from Northwest University in Kirkland, Wash., after getting her Bachelor of Arts degree
By Sandy Jones Happy New Year! There’s just something refreshingly empowering about a new year. January 1. So many people
By Steve Bertel Ecclesiastes 3:1 tells us there’s a time for everything, a season for everything … a time for
By Roxanne Drury What, no map? When God called Abraham to be the father of a new nation (Genesis 12:1-4),
By Gary Moore I recently read a blog from the Smalley Institute that I really liked. It was titled, “How
By Daniel Bobinski Regular readers have seen my column in this publication for 12 years. Some also know that I
By Dr. Larry Banta Shortly before dawn Jesus went out to them, walking on the lake. When the disciples saw
By Leo Hellyer Well, here we are in 2026. If you are reading this, God is not done with you
By Bethany Riehl Welcome, my friends, to the year of our Lord, 2026. Can you believe it? How are you
By Joan Endicott Dear Young at Heart, this column is the second in the “I Get To!”® series with GiGi
By Dr. Rick Chromey If Increase Mather were alive today, he’d likely be the kind of pastor who’d be a
By Tom Claycomb III Memorizing is hard work. The first thing I have to do is convince you that it’s
By Dave McGarrah The Quest for Context – Why We Need to Go Deeper into the Bible As a local
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
