January 31, 2015 Entertainment 2,498
The Super Bowl is now just a day away. Most of us are finalizing our shopping and prepping our dips, snacks, and other entertainment for the ‘Big Game.’ The players starring in the Super Bowl, however, are taking these last few days addressing the media. Amongst the many players who ...
Read More » Billie Jo January 31, 2015 Faith, Family, Featured 2,663
A “Walk of faith” is a powerful metaphor to consider. A walk implies progress, movement and purpose. In the natural world, a walk offers multi-faceted blessings: the beauty of nature, the health of physical activity, the quieting of the typical frantic pace. Though I know those things are truth, the primary ...
Read More » Annie Meadows January 31, 2015 Faith, Family, Heart Warming, Politics 3,773
IS IT THE LAST GENERATION? The Great Generation, as we so well know it, those brave ones who marched courageously into the front lines of World War 2, and weathered the Great Depression, is soon coming to an end, as we witness more and more of our elders ...
Read More » Stephanie Hanouw January 30, 2015 Faith, Featured 2,860
Exodus 3 and 4 relates the beginnings of Moses being used by God in very significant ways. Moses’ first realization of a “God-move” in his life was at the burning bush. After turning aside to investigate why the flaming bush didn’t disintegrate, he heard God speak to him. Now remember, ...
Read More » Tim January 30, 2015 Faith, Family, Featured 3,478
A Christian Warrior, an Open Battlefield “Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends”, (John 15:13). Proudly, I have two sons that served in the military, one in the Air Force, the other the Marines. My youngest son, who served in the ...
Read More » John Clark January 30, 2015 Faith, Featured 2,597
There have been four major assaults on power sources around the world in the last year and a half. On January 25, 2014, 140 million people in Pakistan were left in the dark because jihadists attacked a major power line. There have also been onslaughts against grids in Mexico and ...
Read More » Emily Tomko January 30, 2015 Faith, Featured 3,290
It’s amazing to think that Jesus Himself is interceding for us (Heb. 7:25, Rom. 8:34, 1 John 2:1). Did you know that there’s a prayer He wants us to pray for ourselves? In Matthew 6 Jesus instructed His followers to pray this way: Our Father who is in heaven, Hallowed ...
Read More » Lisa January 30, 2015 Family, Featured 3,517
In bible times, the bow was a symbol of victory, used to launch flaming arrows at an intended target. The deadly arrows contained oils or resins soaked into fibers and set aflame. Aimed at their mark, they were launched. Hitting their target, they caused scolding and burns to human flesh and ...
Read More » Jake January 29, 2015 Faith, Featured 25,362
When I read the Bible, I like to speak the words out loud, not just in my mind. There is something about speaking and hearing the Word that ignites faith (see Romans 10:17). Speaking the Word also helps us renew our minds and fight off the attacks of the enemy. There ...
Read More » John Clark January 29, 2015 Family, Featured, Politics 2,912
An unanswered question has been how does a a same-sex partner relationship affect the children? That is beginning to be addressed. Presently over 220,000 kids are being raised by gay or lesbian parents. With 36 states now having legalized homosexual marriage it is only going to increase. Two gay advocacy ...
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