Seniors Archives

Spending time with the Lord is where our joy should be every day. Wake up before sunrise, make a cup of coffee, and read your Bible and devotion...

The most important inheritance I have received, and the best thing I will leave behind is my testimony. My faith. My most treasured possession is...

My parents were never antagonistic, but it still took time for them to become enthusiastic supporters of homeschooling.

The bottom line is the younger generations need you, even if they don't realize it. We need to hear your stories, life lessons, perspective, and...

Grief is something that we all are going to experience during this lifetime. Let's look at how we can lift up a prayer for grief for ourselves and...

Slowness, stiffness, loss of abilities – every aging adult deals with them in some way. It is part of the human condition, a result of the Fall,...

Bertha and I were both 76 years old when we married. I’m five months older than she. But don’t take that the wrong way. In no way are we old. We...

The best gifts we can give to our grandchildren come from the heart, not the wallet.

I am 72. That is old. I can write this article from personal experience and the perspective of someone who has traveled many roads, met so many...

One important adjustment one can make to his or her perspective on retirement is to remember that Jesus gave no age limit to service, nor did he...

In these seven habits, I’ve found surprising joy and freedom. I invite you to obey during the small things, trust God, cultivate creativity,...

 Let’s be real; we all desire to be wise in our decisions.

Growing older is one of the best things in life. You have more experiences, gain more wisdom, and have more fun. Still, there are downsides, like...

I didn't realize this until recently, but worry is unbelief. Although it's normal to worry, when we do this, it's like saying we don't trust...

As a senior, you are one of our most precious generations. You are full of experiences and stories that your family and friends thrive on, and you...