Real Man’s Toolbox – Learning to Lead Without an Example
By Leo Hellyer Our nation is at a critical juncture on a number of fronts: politics, economics, internal security, military
By Leo Hellyer Our nation is at a critical juncture on a number of fronts: politics, economics, internal security, military
By Rosie Main As the warmth of summer envelops us, it’s a wonderful opportunity to reflect on God’s creation and
By Bethany Riehl Have you ever thought about the fact that we have to make the coffee before we can
By Joan Endicott “I could never have imagined this level of freedom and independence two years ago, Joan! I am
By Janet Thompson “My mom always has her bag of nuts with her!” My daughter, Kim, made the above comment
By Dr. Rick Chromey Thomas Jefferson was always a believer. Being Virginian, Jefferson was baptized, married and buried Anglican, as
By Vincent Kituku In the fall of 1986, God blessed me with a situation that should have been a depressing
By Tom Claycomb III I say it repeatedly but springtime in Idaho is a sportsman’s paradise. We have awesome bear,
Longtime readers of Christian Living Magazine may recall that in the September/October 2021 edition, editor and writer Gaye Bunderson featured
By Doug Hanson What can we learn from the story of Abraham in Genesis 21 about protecting our wealth? The
By Bradley Shotts “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3 Sometimes in life the wheels
By Greg Grotewold Have you ever walked into the sanctuary on a Sunday morning feeling like a fraud, a fake?
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Larry, age
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Eddie,
Despite a hard upbringing and a very troubled life, the power of faith eventually turned Stephanie Taylor-Thompson around and set
Kelly Culver, foreground, is shown climbing Smith Rock at Smith Rock State Park in central Oregon. At the time, Culver
Kenzie Emerson, co-director of the Care House Learning Center, reads to students during last year’s Read Across America Week. She
By Sandy Jones Happy spring!!! As I write this in April, after what seemed like several failed attempts I believe
By Gary Moore It’s frustrating when someone accuses us of something without hearing our side of the story. Our boss
By Daniel Bobinski Jesus represented many things during his time on Earth. Last year in this space I wrote about
By Leo Hellyer As men, we have many tools in our toolboxes, and we use most of those tools more
By Rosie Main In today’s fast-paced world, gut issues have become increasingly prevalent, affecting millions of individuals worldwide. I suffered
By Joan Endicott One unforgettable afternoon, out of the blue, I was confronted with some of my childhood challenges when
By Rick Chromey Jefferson…wrote his own Bible that excluded all references to miracles, wonders, signs, virgin birth, resurrection, the God-head,
By Tom Claycomb III I don’t like to use the word magical but I don’t know the Christianese word for
By Roxanne Drury Life! Life is a funny thing. Scripture tells us that when we are born, our days are
By Janet Thompson It’s Not All About Genes! I’m a three-time breast cancer survivor, but otherwise, I’m healthy. Even though
By Ryan De Amicis It’s a silly game we primarily played as kids. Remember it? A friend asks a question
The Sewing Angels group at Ten Mile Christian Church has been making pillowcases for St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital for 10
Hayley Slaughter is a DOVE kidney donor who lives in Mountain Home. Under the word DOVE, her sweatshirt reads, “Living
