The first sermon preached on the pages of the New Testament teach us truths about how to preach and how to listen to preaching. Truth is timeless.
May 22, 2025
Following God’s Word & Finding Christ’s Joy.
Following God’s Word & Finding Christ’s Joy.
Ecclesiastes is one of the most sobering books ever penned. King Solomon wrote it. The Message of Ecclesiastes: LIFE IS NOT A GAME!
Christians can easily become restless in this world so cumbered with much activity. We are so busy that we quickly become uneasy. Join us as we conclude our study of John the Baptist.
Sheryl H. Boldt
Consider asking your husband how you can pray for him each day. (If the father of your children doesn’t live with you, for whatever reason, remember to put him on your prayer list too.) Your husband wants nothing more than to succeed, but he probably struggles with issues he’s afraid to admit, even to himself. He may feel insecure about being a dad, especially if he didn’t have the benefit of a good role model. Or maybe he feels more like an understudy because he’s “only” a stepdad.
Image generated by AI. April and I have started going to a church that is new to us. We agree with their philosophy of keeping faith in God simple. They preach Jesus and him crucified. When you sta…
Carol McLeod
A Note from Carol: One of the greatest joys of my ministry is sharing voices that inspire and uplift with both passion and purpose. Today, I’m honored to introduce you to Arlene Pellicane—a gifted author, podcaster, and a tireless champion for families. Arlene shares her heart with us this week o
Nancy C. Williams
Summer storms–and summer stress–can elevate anxiety unless we trust God to alleviate our fears.
Following God’s Word & Finding Christ’s Joy.
Following God’s Word & Finding Christ’s Joy.
Ecclesiastes is one of the most sobering books ever penned. King Solomon wrote it. The Message of Ecclesiastes: LIFE IS NOT A GAME!
Christians can easily become restless in this world so cumbered with much activity. We are so busy that we quickly become uneasy. Join us as we conclude our study of John the Baptist.