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In people’s lives, there must come a time when they decide for themselves what they really believe. Because I grew […]

Dear high school graduate, I see your smiling face, your parents’ arms thrown around you, hugging you tightly, and I […]

Eighteen years…Eighteen years and two months to be exact. That should have been plenty of time to prepare for what […]

All it took was an invitation. An invitation to go to the church around the corner.  My family had just […]

I remember a time when a very long relationship ended, and the feeling was like a shotgun to my chest. […]

“Mrs. Cline” the lady behind the receptionist desk called out.  I walked up and answered, “Yes.”  “Are you here for […]

Mother’s Day Sundays would bring such heartache for many years. Oh sure, I still had my mom with me (300 […]

Did Jesus battle depression? Seems like a strange question at first, but consider Isaiah’s prophesy of the coming Messiah: “He […]

Do you want more joy and peace in your life? Who doesn’t, right? I’ve never heard anyone say, “You know, […]

Do you ever wonder what happens when you pray? Sometimes we need a reminder. You may value prayer and you […]

I’ve been a praying person for much of my life. Has it worked? Has it fixed me entirely? Apparently not, because I […]

It was around 1:00 in the morning when I was jarred awake by my wife slapping me in the chest […]

The conception and rise of Christianity in the first century was due to the resurrection of Jesus, and so profoundly […]

“Jesus died on a cross.”  We should not be able to utter that without an utterly overwhelming shudder of awe, […]

There’s something beautiful about a restored relationship between a child and their father. At one time, I was angry with […]

“Life isn’t worth living without it.”  Those six words spoken by my dad brought my world racing into high-definition focus […]

In his wilder days, my dad had a group that he partied with. They were good guys but they all […]

Your life is driven by your thoughts and habits, so let God transform them them today.

Sometimes, everything around you seems to be falling apart. The markets are down and retirement looks bleak… You can’t seem […]

Last week’s revelation that fifty people had been charged in scams to get their kids into colleges illegally did not […]

I get so frustrated when I lose my keys, my cell phone, or that important receipt. It’s discouraging. If it’s […]

It was like an assembly line, but there were no machines doing any work. It was me. A spread of […]

It was just supposed to be a casual drive from home to visit a friend a few hours away. But […]

Nafisa Morris is a young widow who writes Rekindling Joy, a blog that encourages others who have suffered similar losses. Her […]

The generation that is ascending into adulthood today, known as the millennial generation, is one that many would call “entitled,” […]

A simple Google search for the true meaning of happiness gives you 473,000,000 results. Could it really be that easy? […]

Before the days of Instagram and Facebook and even cell phones, we had film. Actual film. You put the roll […]

At just seven years old, I knew the hurt of loneliness. My mother worked long hours overnight to pay the […]

I’m not sure when it happened, but by the time I had children of my own, I had forgiven my […]

It was 1984, and news reports about the famine in Ethiopia shocked the world with pictures of starving children with […]

If you ever have the privilege of meeting Ben Roberson, you will never forget him. One of the first times […]

She walked into my makeshift clinic room hesitantly and took a seat. I thought she was in her mid-fifties, but her […]

In 1979, fourteen years after Lifeword’s (then Harvest Gleaner Hour’s) first broadcast, the highly anticipated Spanish language was added to […]

Only five languages have been chosen by Lifeword as “starter languages” included in the beta-testing stage before the public rollout […]

Quebrada de Humahuaca (named by the Inca descendents of northern Argentina) is a narrow valley just south of the Bolivian […]

Ezekiel 36:36 (ESV) “Then the nations that are left all around you shall know that I am the Lord; I […]

For those of us who are technologically challenged, Lifeword’s new initiative, the Cloud, is difficult to understand and even harder […]

Only five languages have been chosen by Lifeword as “starter languages” included in the beta-testing stage before the public rollout […]



For those of us who are technologically challenged, Lifeword’s new initiative, the Cloud, is difficult to understand and even harder […]

The People African slaves endured a perilous journey, one that often ended in death often caused by disease. The late […]

Delayed by several months due to political unrest and customs issues, the Making Everlasting Smiles shoeboxes were finally handed out […]