Phil Ware describes the bloggers' trip to Uganda and Compassion International and explains what it is about and the purpose of the trip.
02/10/2008 by Phil Ware
Mike Barres talks about a real mess he made when he tried to cook when his wife was pregnant, but he tries again 28 years later to see if he can do it -- and does, reminding us to not quit with a failure.
02/09/2008 by Mike Barres
Lisa Mikitarian shares about the Navy coming to the rescue of a 14 year old girl who needed surgery and then reminds us about how we can do the same thing through Compassion International.
02/07/2008 by Lisa Mikitarian
Rubel Shelly confronts our tendency to make excuses for our sins, mistakes, and errors and then try to use softer words to make them not seem so bad.
02/05/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Phil Ware shares insights he learned from a book and a group of pictures about Compassion International and the meaning of life and death.
02/04/2008 by Phil Ware
Tom Norvell reminds us that we don't have a reason to fear because God can handle what is going on in our lives and he will stand by us no matter what.
02/03/2008 by Tom Norvell
Bill Sherrill reminds that if we don't believe in the God of power today, it will be hard for those who don't believe in God to listen to us talk about the great deeds of God from long ago.
02/02/2008 by Bill Sherrill
Everyone dies ... so how do I know my life matters?
01/30/2008 by Steve Ridgell
Tom Norvell shares reflections on Ecclesiastes 3:11 and the whole issue of timing and doing things at their right time.
01/27/2008 by Tom Norvell
Lisa Mikitarian shares some thoughts on motherhood and finding beauty and overcoming the nature of pop-culture.
01/26/2008 by Lisa Mikitarian
I wish I was better at documenting my life. As much as I like to think my memory is strong and full of detail, there is so much that has slipped away. There are many solutions to this problem; some people are journal writers and have years of memorable
01/23/2008 by Skye Noe
Phil Ware shares the beautiful words of a Rich Mullins Song, "My Deliverer," and an insight in how we must act to help preserve the hope of our children.
01/21/2008 by Phil Ware
Patrick Odum challenges us to get rid of the clutter in our lives and our churches just like Jesus challenged the people of his day.
01/19/2008 by Patrick D. Odum
Mike Barres reminds us that we need to be like trees: flexible, rooted, connected, and built on the rock.
01/17/2008 by Mike Barres
Rubel Shelly talks about Starbucks and their emphasis on customer service and how we need to emulate their desire to greet help others.
01/15/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Phil Ware talks about his upcoming trip to Uganda with Compassion International and the opportunity to help children in poverty with the love of Jesus.
01/14/2008 by Phil Ware
Christine Villas shares insights on how a trip to Africa changed her opinion of all women.
01/13/2008 by Christine Villas
Russ Lawson reminds us that we are imperfect, that we make mistakes, and that God forgives those mistakes and makes us perfect in his sight if we will try to live for him.
01/12/2008 by Russ Lawson
Tom Norvell shares with us the promise of Jesus to find peace even in the middle of a world full of trouble, because Jesus has overcome the world.
01/10/2008 by Tom Norvell
We want a Christianity without the Cross, a Savior without a Lord, and a Tinkerbelle Jesus, reprinted.
01/07/2008 by Phil Ware
Teresa Bell Kindred talks honestly about the stuff of life, exercise, root canals, and other things.
01/04/2008 by Teresa Bell Kindred
This is what constantly amazes me about the efficiency with which God is able to solve our problems. It's not that I have any doubt concerning his power to create solutions; it's just amazing that he completes His plans using us! God is a master at solv
01/02/2008 by Skye Noe
Rubel Shelly shares a prayer for the New Year as we begin 2008.
01/01/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Tom Norvell describes Jesus as the only source of peace in any season.
12/30/2007 by Tom Norvell
Paul Faulkner talks about finding real peace by living simply!
12/28/2007 by Paul Faulkner