Just a thought, friend, for you to check out. January 6th is the feast of Ephiphany. In the Western churches, it commemorates the visit of the wise men to adore Jesus as Divine, the King of Kings, and the Savior of all in their gifts of frankincense, gold, and myrrh. It is said that the visit of the Magi signified salvation was for both Jew and Gentile who accept Jesus as Savior for their sins. I did some digging into … Continue reading →
“A person standing alone can be attacked and defeated, but two can stand back-to-back and conquer. Three are even better, for a triple-braided cord is not easily broken.” (Ecclesiastes 4:12 NLT)
Continue reading →Robyn Rison Chapman is a finder of hope and a passionate encourager. She was an award-winning journalist and successful grant writer before leaving those careers to spend more time with her family. It was during a season of family grief that she began to feel God calling her into more faith-filled writing. She writes regularly on her blog, www.hopeanyway.com and writes guest posts for other sites. Robyn is active in her church and has taught numerous Sunday School classes and … Continue reading →
As we pack away the Christmas decorations, our hearts are warmed by the love that lingers. We begin unpacking the New Year ahead.
Continue reading →Gathered around our Advent wreath, we light the candle representing Peace. Two candles glow while we reflect on this week’s meaning.
Continue reading →One candle glows in the evening twilight enfolding families in its serenity. Eyes wide, children breathe in the Hope held in this moment as the season of Advent carries them on a sacred journey commemorating the birth of Christ.
Continue reading →Cynthia Heald, best-selling author and guest speaker speaks about the all-sufficient God.
Continue reading →With great anticipation, we packed our suitcases, hired our dog’s favorite sitter, and planned our long-awaited weekend away in California to celebrate with family. For the most part, we had not seen the family since Christmas of 2019–just before the pandemic hit. This gathering would draw us together for the first time in more than a year and a half.
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