Articles Tagged 'Home' (Page 4)

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.

Long Fire

Ann Voskamp is reminded of a night where love was first ignited and how it still burns brightly, even in the most mundane moments of life.

Is the flame still alive for your?

Ten Commandments of Human Relations

Rubel Shelly shares some insight on the golden rule applied to office relationships.

How are you doing living up to these commandments?

When You Have Lost It All

Russ Lawson talks about a couple of friends who seem to have lost everything, but then he reminds us what is important and that we haven't really lost that much as long as we have Jesus.

So what have you lost?

Going Home

Sarah Stirman talks about the funeral for her grandfather and it reminds her where her real home is.

Where will I be when I finally realize that I'm home?

More than One Way to Hit a Homerun

Steve Higginbotham reminds us of a great home run story from D II women's softball and how the opposing team helped an injured competitor.

When is a homerun not quite a homerun without some help?

Real Spring Cleaning

Anne Voskamp shares her insights into spring cleaning and the stress and blessing of completely cleaning ones house and heart.

How do you really clean house this spring?

Real Spring Cleaning

Anne Voskamp shares her insights into spring cleaning and the stress and blessing of completely cleaning ones house and heart.

How do you really clean house this spring?

When the Sun Sets on Seno-Baani

Christine Villas shares insights on how a trip to Africa changed her opinion of all women.

What can African women teach a modern theological student?

The Final Flight

Russ Lawson reminds us that we will all have a final flight and we want to make sure the destination is the good one, God!

What's your ultimate destination?

The Empty Nest?

Alan Smith describes the empty nest syndrome from a humorous point of view, then goes to remind us that we are all in God's nest.

Where is your real nest?

God Never Stops Calling

Tammy Marcelain shares about her return home to God and how it was a walk with Jesus that did it.

Have you heard his voice?

Thanks Dad!

Phil Ware describes how his dad was great and how he taught his family how to love and stand up for kids.

How can you honor your dad this week in a significant way?

Everything Is Yours!

Tom Norvell remembers the words of the father to the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal son that everything the father has is his, it belongs to him.

How much difference should it make in our lives to know it all is ours?

Filled with Compassion

Tom Norvell shares modern day stories of the prodigal son as he talks about a son, daughter, husband, and a wife who left and came home.

Can you wait?

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?

There You Will See Him!

The women went to the tomb not expecting anything special, or at least not consciously, but the resurrected Jesus met them alive and promised to see them and us in Galilee!

Can I really meet Jesus?

A Soul Called Leslie

Tammy remembers a strange person welcomed at her church and how important it is to love all the Leslie's in our life.

Would you have gone looking for Leslie?

It's About Seeing Us!

Rubel uses a street person named Jack and his friend to remind us that each of these people have a name and need to be valued and noticed as real people.

Do you see and listen to these folks around you?

Not a Total Loss

A damaging fire that swept through the Norvell home is heartbreaking and hard, but also a reminder of God's constant care.

How much would you have lost?

Right Priorities

When things are not in good shape at home it is usually because our priorities have gotten off track.

How are you going getting your life in proper order?

What It Takes to Bring Them Home

A skunk caught far from home is ushered home by a couple of volunteers and this reminds Patrick of how much God did to bring us home when we were far away and stunk spiritually.

How far would you go to bring home a stinker?

Exercising the Spirit: Hospitality

Hospitality is the Christian virtue of entertaining strangers, outsiders, and guests and recognizing in them angels or even the presence of God in the Trinity.

When was the last time you entertained angels?

The Mystery of Insurance

What's our best way to insure what is really important to us, our going to heaven?

Does your policy cover this?

No Strings Attached

Will we help those who need it simply because we follow Jesus and because they need it with no strings attached?

Will we help others in the same way that Jesus did?

Home for Christmas

We are not at home until we are home with God.

Where is your real home?