Biblically Responsible Investing – Wisdom and Understanding Come at a Cost
By Ryan De Amicis Over a decade ago, I graduated from the local state university in my hometown of San
By Ryan De Amicis Over a decade ago, I graduated from the local state university in my hometown of San
By Janet Thompson No escaping it…the holidays are upon us, ushering in the temptations and frustrations of attempting to maintain
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Twelve-year-old Dean
By Vincent Kituku A story is told of what King Fredrick William III of Prussia did as his country suffered
By Greg Grotewold Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to
By Bradley Shotts “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through
By Jenna Dexter “I’m done,” I journaled on May 4, 2016. “I’m so emotionally spent and so confused. I don’t
When Tammy and Jan de Weerd dealt with a family crisis, God was in their midst. (Photo by Chris Dixon)
From left to right are shown Denae Warren’s family, including husband TJ, daughter Harlow, Denae, sons Cassius and Atticus, and
The Albers family, formerly of Oregon and now very much a part of Caldwell, can all occasionally be found at
By Sandy Jones I’ve had a couple of people ask me what I meant by “friendly fire” a few weeks
By Roxanne Drury Sabbath rest – what exactly is that? Do we as a people even know how to truly
By Gary Moore “If there is any one secret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other
By Daniel Bobinski Lions and lambs are among the most popular symbols in Scripture. When we think of lions we
The Wise family of Boise prepares to open a medical clinic in Kenya, with many locals waiting to be served.
By Rosie Main As the vibrant colors of fall paint the landscape, it’s the perfect time to embrace a natural,
By Leo Hellyer Editor’s note: The following column is the author’s take on the importance of voting. As stated in
By Joan Endicott “I can’t believe she’s really gone!” My body ached from weeping as I lay across her lavender,
By Bethany Riehl After a hot and smoky summer, we have officially arrived in the ‘Ber months. Although history indicates
By Dr. Rick Chromey I contemplate with sovereign reverence … building a wall of separation between Church & State. –
By Larry Banta I noticed I was having trouble seeing when I was about 12 years old. I was an
By Janet Thompson Have you ever said… “I travel so much I can’t eat healthy.” “We’re on vacation, so we’ll
By Tom Claycomb III Where’d the summer go? I don’t know, but it is going out with a bang. I’ve
By Ryan De Amicis Let me start off by saying, “Matt, I’m sorry.” At the beginning of the year, I
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Kahli is
Photo taken by Nathan Zanders, Origin Films By Steve Bertel Whether it be learning from an informative DIY tutorial or
Bryan Kida is an advisor to the Caldwell Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council and leads two diverse youth groups: one a
Mitch Hodge (Courtesy photo) By Gaye Bunderson Mitch Hodge claims he was born with an edge to him and by that
By Sandy Jones Before you start throwing the extra tomatoes from your garden, I’ll admit I’m a sinner, saved by
By Gary Moore What’s the single most important thing you can do for your relationships? It’s a great question –
