Today, we live in an era where messengers of news are often digital. Platforms like Facebook and the memories stored on our phones now recount snapshots of our past year or even years gone by.
Today, we live in an era where messengers of news are often digital. Platforms like Facebook and the memories stored on our phones now recount snapshots of our past year or even years gone by.
Luke captures a profound moment in Jesus’ early life, offering us a glimpse into the unfolding of His divine mission.
As we stand on the verge of a new year, Colossians 3:12–17 invites us to consider not just resolutions but intentional transformation.
At least one Saturday morning a month was designated for deep cleaning at our house: dusting baseboards, cleaning windows, and checking under beds, all to the sounds of gospel music.
Hannah made Samuel a new robe every year, each slightly larger to accommodate his growth.
Service projects have ended, another sermon is complete, and a brief break lies ahead before we begin preparing for the Lenten journey toward the cross.
The day after Christmas can feel like a quiet return to “normal,” but Luke 2:21-38 reminds us that God’s work continues beyond the manger
Christmas morning dawns with the same joy and wonder the shepherds felt so long ago.