Search

Friday, December 14, 2007

You can't nurture from an empty well. You can't home school running on fumes. Sometimes I am running on empty so much that when one of my precious children or my precious husband comes to me for nurturing, they reach their hand into Mom's well and...

WASHINGTON (AP) - A District of Columbia postal worker is ``gravely ill'' from inhalation anthrax, a rare and lethal form of the disease, officials said Sunday, and five others are sick with suspicious symptoms. The Postal Service closed two...

Brendan McLean and Allison Miller were supposed to exchange wedding vows today in Charleston, South Carolina, where they became engaged last November. However, the city is now under a mandatory evacuation order.

When you attend a wedding, do you expect there will, or will not, be alcohol served?

To be the church that Christ wants us to be, we must know each other on a deeper level. Only then can we begin to function in unity and accountability—the model given by God to impact not only us but also the community around us.

How do we begin to fight for our families? How do we see past our everyday conflicts and recognize there is a spiritual battle going on for our homes?

John MacArthur is a prominent Baptist pastor and biblical scholar who is currently celebrating fifty years in pulpit ministry at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California.

The story God has created is a story of the grace, mercy, healing, forgiveness, and redemption that can only be given through Jesus.

There has been a lot of talk lately about the Great Reset (e.g. resetting the economic and the geopolitical aspects of the world with one group overseeing it). Those of us who are concerned about freedom, religious expression, morality, and a...

According to a 2008 University of Denver research study, the more fun married couples had together, the happier their marriages became.

iA fun (and reverent) look at the painting "Entering into Jerusalem," by Pedro Orrente.

Today we answer an important question raised in a beloved Christmas carol.

"We are still regarded as second-class citizens, and churches as places that exist only to convert people."