A New Approach to New Year’s Goals Bob Hostetler·January 22, 2023Every year at this time, I take time to review the goals I set the previous year and...
December 7, 1941 – ‘A Date Which Will Live in Infamy’ Pastor's Wife 2020·December 7, 2022“I am Mitsuo Fuchida. As Chief Commander of the air squadron, I participated in the air raid on...
Saying, “Thank You!” – More than Just Good Manners! John I. Snyder·November 7, 2022And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one...
Pornography in the Church John I. Snyder·October 19, 2022Pornography isn’t just something unpleasant going on in the world; it’s right at the heart of our churches....
Divine Mistakes: Live A Life that’s Worth Telling Others About! Dave Gipson·October 2, 2022We pray for our lives to go smoothly. We beg God to stay with our plan and keep...
Iron-Sharpened Leadership: Transforming hard-fought lessons into action with Major General John L. Gronski John I. Snyder·September 30, 2022Major General John Gronski has spent over 40 years gaining experience of leading people in combat, and now...
Balancing Ministry and Family Bob Hostetler·August 15, 2022It’s one of the most frequent questions I field, and it’s always asked so sincerely, even desperately: “How...
Bad Behaviour Delivers in the Church…and Everywhere Else Pastor's Wife 2020·July 21, 2022“The heart is deceitful above all other things.“ –Jeremiah 17:9 I read a great article by Rabbi Stephen...
Losing Our Religion John I. Snyder·October 1, 2021I like a lot of rock music. Do you remember R.E.M.’s classic song Losing My Religion? The group...
Cancer of the Soul: Negative Nelly Meets Bitter Betty Dr. Ryan Fraser·September 24, 2021Q. I’m tired of dealing with negative people. How can I not let their behavior affect me? So...
Through the Lens of Scripture: When God Says No John I. Snyder·September 18, 2021Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. But he said to me,...
A Punxsutawney Epiphany: I Am, Indeed, Quite Stupid! Dave Gipson·June 29, 2021Every six months or so, I realize something that astounds me. In fact, you probably ought to be...
