Perspective Listen Our world today is so full of noise, constant chatter and traffic that bombards us no matter where we seem to go. Natashia McVay talks about the value of truly listening. Read more Reading Between the Lines Kevin McGill takes a look a familiar Bible story to illustrate how Jesus wanted His disciples to read between the lines and come up with a compassionate theology. Read more Conflict Resolution for Kids I have learned the hard way that conflict resolution best happens when tensions are not high. Everyone must take a break, come back later and discuss when we are not frustrated. We cannot communicate effectively when we are angry or hurt. Read more Summer Bucket List With the Kids A summer bucket list is always a hit. Family editor, LaVonne Long shares the importance of making time for great family memories. Read more From Where I Stand: On the Outside Recent stats from Adventist researchers show many leaving the church. Could it be that many just don't feel welcome? Read more Benefits of Intergenerational Relationships Our family is extremely blessed to live only 1.5 miles from my parents. My children are able to grow up with grandparents who are actively involved in their daily lives. I am also thankful, my kids interact with elderly church members either at ev... Read more The Love of God There is nothing you can do that will separate you from the love of God. If we make it primarily about what we must do, we lose the primacy of what God has done. Amazing grace isn't so amazing if ultimately, we have to work for it. Read more Notes From Just a Daughter This article assumes a familiarity with the story of the prodigal son. If you are not familiar with this story, or would like to refresh your memory, you may read it from Luke 15:11-31. Read more So What? If Adventist teachings have any hope of being relevant to young people and society at large, we have to address the question "So What?" Read more Soul Fitness: To Whom Do You Owe Allegiance? As a student, I recited the Pledge of Allegiance every morning in school. In public and Adventist elementary school, it was what Americans did. This was long before I understood anything about politics, the party system and how our government worked. Read more Talking to Your Kids About War and Refugees Our family has been watching the news together for the past four weeks. Both of our kids have learned a little about the war in Ukraine at their school. They have both been asking to watch the world news in the evening to see how the people in Ukr... Read more From Where I Stand: An Appeal Do you remember Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's historic address to the United States Congress? Read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Current page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Listen Our world today is so full of noise, constant chatter and traffic that bombards us no matter where we seem to go. Natashia McVay talks about the value of truly listening. Read more
Reading Between the Lines Kevin McGill takes a look a familiar Bible story to illustrate how Jesus wanted His disciples to read between the lines and come up with a compassionate theology. Read more
Conflict Resolution for Kids I have learned the hard way that conflict resolution best happens when tensions are not high. Everyone must take a break, come back later and discuss when we are not frustrated. We cannot communicate effectively when we are angry or hurt. Read more
Summer Bucket List With the Kids A summer bucket list is always a hit. Family editor, LaVonne Long shares the importance of making time for great family memories. Read more
From Where I Stand: On the Outside Recent stats from Adventist researchers show many leaving the church. Could it be that many just don't feel welcome? Read more
Benefits of Intergenerational Relationships Our family is extremely blessed to live only 1.5 miles from my parents. My children are able to grow up with grandparents who are actively involved in their daily lives. I am also thankful, my kids interact with elderly church members either at ev... Read more
The Love of God There is nothing you can do that will separate you from the love of God. If we make it primarily about what we must do, we lose the primacy of what God has done. Amazing grace isn't so amazing if ultimately, we have to work for it. Read more
Notes From Just a Daughter This article assumes a familiarity with the story of the prodigal son. If you are not familiar with this story, or would like to refresh your memory, you may read it from Luke 15:11-31. Read more
So What? If Adventist teachings have any hope of being relevant to young people and society at large, we have to address the question "So What?" Read more
Soul Fitness: To Whom Do You Owe Allegiance? As a student, I recited the Pledge of Allegiance every morning in school. In public and Adventist elementary school, it was what Americans did. This was long before I understood anything about politics, the party system and how our government worked. Read more
Talking to Your Kids About War and Refugees Our family has been watching the news together for the past four weeks. Both of our kids have learned a little about the war in Ukraine at their school. They have both been asking to watch the world news in the evening to see how the people in Ukr... Read more
From Where I Stand: An Appeal Do you remember Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's historic address to the United States Congress? Read more
