Seniors Archives

Do my children and grandchildren see God’s love reflected in my life in the same way? Do they see Jesus in me?

Yet some of the longings of my heart for my older kids are clearly reflected in the heart of God as evidenced by Scripture. These, I can give full...

You have to be careful when you take this Scripture outside of a worship setting because it may not always apply. While God does not move within...

Most adult children want their parents to know that they still love and value them, but they need some time and space to figure things out. Here...

Why should we open up and be vulnerable with our grandkids? Understanding the ups and downs of life will give them confidence in following the...

When we live our lives as Christians, the only way to build our faith is to be teachable. We have to open ourselves up to growth, exposing the...

The widow’s offering is a direct challenge to self-righteousness, faithless offering, and the negation of loving ministry. Furthermore, this is not...

Some have wondered, seeing certain headlines, whether taking a COVID-19 vaccine would cause them to be involved, somehow, in abortion or embryonic...

As Lois followed Christ, she had a clear and lasting influence on her household that can be seen to have had an impact on the good of generations...

When my daughter, Anna, was a senior in college, I asked her to make me a list of things a mother needs to know about her adult daughter. She and...

Sadly, parents and adult children encounter insignificant events that unchecked, explode in animosity and resentment that come in between them. As...

God speaks to us through his own Son, that we are his children, even as adults. Jesus was willing to humble himself so that you could see God’s...

Jesus knew some things about children that we need to be reminded of—and He indicates in Luke 10:21 that we should apply them to our grown-up...

Grief is a painful journey. A solitary one. But knowing and thinking about what is true will help you in this state of grief.

Let’s face it. We all live busy lives… between work, family, friends, and everything else that occupies—or threatens to occupy—our attention.