We are as young as the newly baptized middle-schooler and as old as the great-grandmother breathing her last breath. We are single, married, divorced, and widowed. We work tirelessly both at home and as waitresses, doctors, engineers, and day care workers. We are the women who have submitted ourselves to God’s service. We are the… Read More The Women of God — Tassie Smith
In the 1950’s and 60’s when I was a child it seemed that sin was a man’s business. Men abused their wives (and sometimes their children), men committed adultery, and men abandoned their families. They had the freedom and the power—and they used it. At least that’s how it seemed—and it was true in many… Read More “What Shall A Man Give In Exchange For His Soul?” — Debbie Kea
Psalm 73 is unique in that it tells a story about the psalmist’s struggles with envy, doubts, and his faith in God. However, through his struggles the psalmist Asaph learned to trust in God. Asaph describes what the pleasures of life could offer him based on the fortunes and prosperity of those around him (vs.… Read More Psalm 73: Drawing Near To God – Samantha Harvey
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