Articles Tagged 'Are' (Page 12)

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Human Interface Device

Russ Lawson gives us an insight into Jesus' ministry by comparing him to a human interface device -- a keyboard.

Does this make sense to you?

The Person in the Mirror

Paul Faulkner reminds us that we need to love ourself, properly care for ourselves and honor God by caring for his temple, if we are going to properly love others.

How are you doing at this important dimension of love?

The Best Gifts

Ron Rose reminds us that the best gifts are those we keep in circulation by sharing them with others.

Can you turn loose what you have to find the joy you don't have?

Chosen by God!

Paul Faulkner reminds us that God chose us, and still chooses us, every time for his team.

Imagine never being picked last!

Leaving a Legacy of Faith

Paul Faulkner talks about four gifts that we can give our children to pass on to them a living legacy.

What can we really leave our children?

Look Them in the Eye

Phil Ware shares his father's values in a letter to his children Zachary and Megan

What do you have to hide?

Daddies, Please Hear Us!

Heather Holland Helton shares some important things dads need to know about their daughters and how to build that relationship to be the most it can be.

What do our daughters most need from us?

Married Singles

Paul Faulkner reminds us of the importance of discussing and sharing what we believe with each other in marriage so we can truly become one.

How do we get past the isolation?

Never Too Late

Paul Faulkner reminds us that it's never too late to make a difference in the lives of our family members if we will start today.

How do you know there is still time to make a difference?

Live with Passion

Phil Ware continues his series where he shares his dad's values with his adult children, and this one is on living with passion.

If you can't be passionate about it, how important is it anyway?

Looking at Things Differently

Alan Smith reminds us that our passion to find something is in direct proportion to our sense of value in that thing.

What you are looking for determines what you will find!

The Care and Feeding of Christian Servants

Paul Faulkner reminds us that if we are going to keep being a servant to Christ and others, then we've got to care for ourselves and replenish what we are depleting in our service to others.

Why do we not take care of ourselves in our service to others?

Will Someone Please Help Me?

We all need help to get where we're going. If you don't know how to get to Jesus, don't be afraid to ask someone who does.

Do you know how to get where you're going?

Be Intentional about What Matters Most

Paul Faulkner reminds us that we have to be intentional or what we view as important gets lost in the busyness of life.

What is really most important in your family?`

When You Care Enough

Alan Smith reminds us of the importance of sending notes of thanks, appreciation, and encouragement and how important those are to others.

How much do you actually care?

Life on Edge

Living life on edge—that is, under constant pressure, fear, or nervousness—is no way of living. I’m talking about anxiety,

When is anxiety helpful?

Less Than Advertised

Phil Ware shares an experience where a small town was way over hyped and didn't live up to its advertising and compares it to what happens in our churches and encourages us to build God's community.

What are we really promising people in our churches?

While I Sleep

Phil Ware shares what God does for us when we sleep.

What does God do while you sleep?

Down the Road

Phil Ware writes a letter to his dad on Father's Day about missing him and about the questions he has.

Will we ever know the answers to the questions that trouble us?

I'm Sorry, Butt ...

Hal Runkel reminds us that we can issue an apology and actually use it to beat up someone else in the process by transferring the focus of the guilt from ourselves to someone else and this is fake and mean and bullying.

When is I'm sorry not an apology?

Gentle Moments

Paul Faulkner reminds us to use the gentle quiet tuck-in times with our kids.

Are you taking advantage of the gentle moments?

Connecting the Dots!

Ron tells about his daughter's miscarriage and how God has connected the dots to help her come to the conclusion they need to adopt a baby.

Can you see the outline of your life taking shape?

A Far Country

Letting a child go is a scary thing and when they hurt or they are killed or they go through a traumatic experience, it awful for the parent, so all we can do is ask that God be present and real for them.

How can we protect them?

Longing for Friendship

We all need a friend or brother or sister with whom we can confess, share our story, and find deep and meaningful friendship.

Are you willing to take the risk?

When Does Day Begin?

An old Rabbi reminds us that it is not dawn until we see the light of the sunrise in the eyes of our neighbor.

So how soon is it till dawn?