Clothing for the Holidays (by Cathe Laurie)
With this holiday devotional, remember who God calls us to be—peaceful, loving, and compassionate.
3 min read
Published in Daybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
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Greg Laurie
Sharon Jaynes
When Pain Makes You Comfort-Able
Dear friend, God may very well send someone your way who needs a person who understands. No one can help a woman who is struggling with a wayward teenager like the mother who has welcomed a prodigal home.No one can encourage a woman struggling with depression like the woman who has come out of that same darkness and into the light.No one can help a woman struggling with the pain of a shameful past like the woman who has exchanged her tattered sackcloth for a princess’s robe.That’s why your story matters.
4 min read
Sheryl H. Boldt
Does Getting Older Make You Feel Less Useful? - Today Can Be Different
When I consider everything this short phrase could mean for me personally, a stirring desire grows in my soul: to live as if God Himself (the Creator of the universe, the King of kings) is my purpose for living.
3 min readChris Carpenter
Renowned Broadway Performer David Gaschen on Bringing New Twist to Nativity Story in 'He Rules the World'
Internationally renowned vocalist and stage performer David Gaschen has made a name for himself far and wide over the last 25 years, most notably for his portrayal of the title character in long-running Broadway show, The Phantom of the Opera.After performing the title character more than 1,000 times in Europe,...
6 min read
Sheila Fitzgerald
Sheila Preston Fitzgerald is alive today only by the Grace of God. A near-death motorcycle accident that should have taken her life, instead, filled this Godly woman with a passion larger than life itself. Sheila’s love of people, love of life, and most importantly her love for Jesus, radiates in all she does. Her miraculous testimony of redemptive healing, from the inside out, will have you laughing and crying with joy. In spite of multiple horrific losses and countless “one step forward – two steps back” do-overs, Sheila has learned to, literally, walk out her incredible journey of faith and recovery.