February 12, 2018
by Morgan Maitland
Posts: 3
Parents of teenagers know this: it is difficult to get them motivated. It is difficult to motivate them to get out of bed in the morning, to do chores around the house, much less, to read their Bibles or serve … Continue reading
September 3, 2015
by John Pleasnick
Posts: 303
In this issue: Parenting Prodigals, The Great Impact of a Simple Faith, Fighting Lustful Looks, Sexual Sin Torn Apart, and the Beginning Battle of County Clerks Continue reading
August 11, 2015
by Wayne Schleiger
Posts: 2
I was asked to write a blog, and if you know anything about me, writing isn’t one of my gifts. As I was doing odd jobs around the house during my “staycation” last week, I began brainstorming ideas for this … Continue reading
June 23, 2014
by Danielle Nunez
Posts: 26
We’ve all done it (well, at least if you are a parent you have). You finally walk into Sunday Morning Service and fall exhausted into your chair – after a hurried morning and lots of guilt, you are in no … Continue reading
June 11, 2014
by Jim Orr
Posts: 35
This month our book cart is featuring several biographies of Christian leaders from the past. They are written for an audience of young readers, especially those in the early elementary grades. However, even the older children will enjoy reading them, … Continue reading