Melissa Troyer reminds us that things are just things, but if we have people we love then we have what matters most!
05/25/2021 by Melissa Troyer
Christine Derengowski writes frankly and truthfully and encouragingly about dealing with our superheroes who have had to conquer forces unseen before for school kids in this crazy COVID world!
02/23/2021 by Christine Derengowski
Phil Ware reminds us not to put away Jesus with the Christmas lights and blow up snowman, but to remember that Christ is alive in us!
01/15/2020 by Phil Ware
James Nored and Phil Ware combine their friendship, skills, and networks (Story of Redemption Films and Heartlight.org and VerseoftheDay.com) and bring us a weekly video and some interesting things to think about as we journey through life with Jesus!
01/03/2020 by James Nored & Phil Ware
Phil Ware continues his series of Communion devotionals called 'Beyond Bread and Wine' with a reminder that our often taken for granted hands can lead us to a profound grace!
04/29/2017 by Phil Ware
Max Lucado reminds us that God uses tiny seeds and tiny deeds to make big things.
05/22/2016 by Max Lucado
Max Lucado reminds us not to think less of ourselves than God, our Creator does, and he declares that we are his masterpiece.
03/03/2016 by Max Lucado
Phil Ware continues his series on knowing the mountains on which we are willing to die -- both doctrinal and missional mountains of significance.
09/21/2015 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware reminds us that God longs to fashion us into a vital tool in The Master's SIGnature Toolset to be used for Kingdom and church ministry.
09/08/2014 by Phil Ware
Rick Brown reminds us to be focused on meeting the felt needs of people and use that to invite them to Jesus.
09/20/2013 by Rick Brown
Rubel Shelly reminds us of the value of small increments of time used wisely to make an eternal difference by doing the small things in the lives of others that bless, encourage, and support them.
06/11/2013 by Rubel Shelly
Phil Ware reminds us that nothing we do in the Lord's name is insignificant, unimportant, or forgotten by God who loves us and remembers and rewards us for what we do.
06/09/2013 by Phil Ware
Mark Frost continues a series on Becoming a Yes! Church being done by Interim Ministry Partners Phil Ware, Mark Frost, Greg Anderson, and Tim Woodroof
05/25/2013 by Mark Frost
We need to think about the meaning behind the things we do.
12/12/2012 by Tim Archer
Phil Ware stays with The Story theme and reminds us again of Joseph and his faithfulness.
09/15/2012 by Phil Ware
From Max Lucado's "Next Door Savior" comes a story about Jesus touching our face and shoulder and our falling down to worship him.
07/22/2012 by Max Lucado
Phil Ware looks at the birth of Jesus and asks the very simple question: why did God reveal the birth of his Son to shepherds first?
12/04/2011 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware introduces the Heartlight 15 year anniversary month and hints at things to come.
04/03/2011 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly challenges some of the assertions of Stephen Hawking's latest booklet.
09/13/2010 by Rubel Shelly
Tom Norvell reminds us to listen to God when we feel like we have nothing to offer, and if we do, we will realize that is enough.
04/28/2009 by Tom Norvell
Phil Ware reminds us that the Gospel of Luke introduces us to common folks made special by God to remind us that we are not just another face in the crowd.
06/09/2008 by Phil Ware
Ann Voskamp uses a rolling California stop at a stop sign and has someone yell at her and it gets her thinking about all the stop signs she has been running.
06/05/2008 by Ann Voskamp
Ann Voskamp looks a couple of small things important in the life of kitchen appliances and pots and reminds us that it's the small stuff that counts.
04/24/2008 by Ann Voskamp
Patrick Odum tells about a gaudy, JESUS Christmas sign in the yard that tells everyone that the owners of the home believe Jesus is the reason for the season.
12/21/2007 by Patrick D. Odum
Lisa Mikitarian shares a story about her husband being a builder and how God wires some to be builders themselves.
11/17/2007 by Lisa Mikitarian