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Sustaining Hope
Hello, Praying Friend! I hope this Eastertide (the four weeks following the resurrection, continuing the celebration!) finds you amid encouragement and even more—Hope! We can all use a reminder about Hope. Here are three ways the Bible reminds us to hold Hope in our Hearts; 1. Through faith in God: The Bible teaches that having…
Why Did God Do This To Me?
His beloved wife spent many months in pain and sorrow before her death now he is trying to cope with the sadness of his loneliness and the memory of her illness. He asked, “Why has God forsaken me? How can a loving God permit this sorrow? Even the money I have given to my church…
Merry Christmas!
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem “I Heard the Bells” is a powerful and emotional piece of poetry that speaks to the human experience of suffering and hope in the midst of turmoil. He wrote this poem in 1863, after his son went to fight in the American Civil War. The poem depicts the narrator hearing the…
Sosua: Spring Break and Spiritual Stuff
In Sosúa, Dominican Republic, keynote speaker Scott Humston reflects on how mission work shifts perspective—from performance to presence. What began as a trip became a powerful reminder that real impact happens through compassion, connection, and faith in action.
An invitation for churches, nonprofits, and leaders to move beyond the stage and create moments that truly matter.
Why Would Anyone Want To Become A Christian?
After discussing turmoil in the church a friend said, joking but at the same time very seriously, “Why would anyone WANT to become a Christian?” This is a very serious question that each of us should ask ourselves. In the light of what other people see in OUR lives, why WOULD they want to become a…
Mentoring for the Master or Malevolence?
In 1942, a young black Cassius Clay was born into a neighborhood close to a Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky. The Christians of that church evidently were so prejudiced that they would never take the time to reach for Christ, this young man whose skin was a different color and was perhaps a little on…
