Crown of Glory: A Seniors Update Archives

It’s heartbreaking when seniors, especially Christian seniors, feel useless — that they don’t matter to people or God because their former...

Prioritizing God's kingdom over worldly desires can be a matter of life and death, as illustrated by Dr. George Sweeting's harrowing experience...

During seasons of grief, I hold the Scriptures especially close, knowing that within its pages comfort is found. Even when my faith is at its...

Don’t be content with living like the world. Put yourself on a higher plane of living because of your identity in Christ!

God is not limited by age, nor are you when you walk with him! Here are seven reminders that you’re never too old to make an eternal impact.

Pray and ask God to show you where you can step out of your puddle and become great for Christ!

Within every grandparent is a great well of impact potential to influence the generations that come after with grace and truth. We can be not...

Whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst (John 4:14). Trying to be 'spiritual' without the Holy Spirit makes about as much sense as...

Praising God is an essential part of one's spiritual DNA, a joy that will be experienced for eternity. By embracing this fundamental aspect of...

Especially in my teens and twenties, I was blessed with some amazing spiritual moms, aunties, big sisters—a whole bouquet of more seasoned women...

Ask God to fill you with hope, and pray that out of that hope you’ll be empowered to serve Him.

Growing older is a beautiful thing when we become more like Christ as we age. Here are 6 ways gray hair becomes a ‘crown of glory’ in the Bible.

Grandparents? Never underestimate the influence you have on the spiritual lives of your grandchildren. You have so many essential faith lessons to...

A sudden and intense outburst of anger can have devastating consequences, as one man's uncontrolled rage nearly destroyed his car windshield after...

It’s more than apparent that grandparents have a huge impact on the lives of their grandchildren. And, while I’ve sought out these legacies,...