A comparison of six major world religions.
Tag: God
Mark Weinhold: Homeschooled Two-Sport Athlete
Mark Weinhold stands out whether it’s on the field or on the court.
Reckless Faith by John F. MacArthur
Do you blindly trust in faith, or seek the real truth?
Standing Out
Keep pressing on toward the goal that God has laid on your heart, and you will stand out in the way that God has created you.
Surprised by Joy, by C. S. Lewis
A highly personal, thoughtful, intelligent memoir by the man who wrote Chronicles of Narnia.
Heaven: Eden Restored
Millie describes what Heaven is like.
Found: God’s Will, by John MacArthur Jr.
Six steps to finding what God’s will is in your life.
What is Life?
The choices we make have an effect on the future, so how we choose to spend our life matters.
Tsunami 2004: Still Wading Through Waves of Hope, by Holly Michael
Holly’s journey to India with her husband and a friend, and the people they helped.
6 Facts on Who God Is
Here are a few facts about God that stuck out to me this week.
Thinking About Jonah
You know the story of Jonah, right? I look at Jonah’s choices and think, “Yeah. I would have done that too.”
Thinking About the Word “Sovereign”
A Monthly Devotional, by Rachel Joy.
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice
Olyvea Pancerella and Ethan Faulkes answer questions on homeschooling, dating, and life in general.
Soul Surfer by Bethany Hamilton
Bethany tells her story about when her arm was taken off by a shark, how she never lost her faith in God, and never gave up her dream.
Your Voice
A poem, by Hannah Barber.
Happy Endings
A poem by Serenity Dodd.
Book Review: It’s Complicated
Four college roommates maneuver crushes, confusion, and crisis. Complicated as it is, they will pull through, guided by the strength of their friendship and the power of God’s love.
Christian Hospitality
Hospitality is one of the fundamental cornerstones of Christian faith.
In Your Name I Pray
A poem by Katie.
Three Gifts God Has Given Me
A poem by Serenity.
Book Review: The Hiding Place
Someone recommended this book to me and it took about five years to actually decide to read it. Don’t wait like I did.
The Color of Rain, by Michael and Gina Spehn
Book Review: The Color of Rain is about two families going beyond the pain of loss to find love again.