Light in the Darkness

Published Jul 21, 2020

By Joyel Vandenboogart One of my favorite moments each day are sunsets and sunrises. Honestly, before kids I didn’t see many sunrises, but I love the hope they bring as it illuminate the sky and reminds me of God’s promises of restoration and newness each morning. The LIGHT breaking through the darkness just like the […]

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When God Seems Silent

Published Jul 14, 2020

By Susie Larson Never confuse God’s silence with His absence. He is near. He cares. And right now, He’s moving in your midst. God’s Word is every bit as powerful in seasons of silence as it is in times of revelation. If you’re struggling to hear what God is saying, speak His Word back to […]

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The Benefits of a Quiet Summer

Published Jul 7, 2020

By Becky Kopitzke Bible camp. Art camp. Swimming lessons. Youth group retreat. Run down the list of activities we’d planned for our kids this summer, and one by one they’ve each succumbed to the COVID cancellation phenomenon. My kids are bummed. And in danger of becoming hopelessly bored. But maybe that’s not such a bad […]

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Tears in a Bottle

Published Jun 30, 2020

by Judy Episcopo “You keep track of my sorrows. You have collected all my tears in your bottle. You have recorded each one in your book” (Psalm 56:8). All Scripture is God breathed, and the book of Psalms can be especially powerful as we face difficult times. The Psalms reflect a wide range of human […]

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Your 10

Published Jun 23, 2020

By: Joyel Vandenboogart Have you ever had one of those days where you didn’t want to get out of bed? Where you pushed the alarm over and over again? I have those more than I want to admit. To top it off, my daughter Leigha is an early riser. This girl is rip-roaring to go […]

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