Plan for the Community
By Brother Matthew Henson Last week we investigated the first part of Jeremiah 29:11 where the “you” is plural, speaking.
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By Brother Matthew Henson Last week we investigated the first part of Jeremiah 29:11 where the “you” is plural, speaking.
By Brother Matthew Henson My wife and I have two children graduating this year: one from university (Micah) and one.
By Brother Gary Wheeler Read John 20:11-18 I think Mary Magdalene must have been an extraordinary woman. Once imprisoned by.
By Brother Guy Ames Jesus gathered his disciples at their Passover meal and his “last supper” before his crucifixion. Perhaps.
By Brother Stephen Rankin Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one.
By Brother Matthew Henson As I drive in the Midwest of the United States to events during the Spring months.
By Brother Guy Ames “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” John 10:11.
By Sister Cheryl Jacobs Jesus said: “I am the gate. Whoever enters by me will be saved, and will come.
By Brother Guy Ames Jesus said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness,.
By Brother Gary Wheeler If you had 30 seconds to introduce yourself, what would you say? You’d share your name,.
By Brother Matthew Henson In life sometimes we make what should be natural more complicated. We look for programs or.
By Brother Matthew Henson I am known in our family as a “question asker.” It is not uncommon for people.
By Brother Matthew Henson [Editor’s Note: Last week in our introduction of this month’s Encouragement Email theme, we misstated.
By Brother Matthew Henson In 1925, E. Stanley Jones published his first book, The Christ of the Indian Road. As we.
By Brother Matthew Henson “New Year; New You” is a common advertising and motivating quote used to encourage people to.
In Christ we belong—to God and to one another. You are not alone. I am not alone. We are adopted.
After a week of fires engulfing sections of Los Angeles, what word might fit this year? “Armageddon” is apropos, but.
By Brother Matt Henson What did you get for Christmas? This question has been asked in our family several times as.
