Sometimes, funny things happen during the most serious parts of church. Even though it is OK to laugh in these moments, remember to always observe Christ with reverence.
Oxymoron, paradox, contradiction — whatever you might call it, pride and humility don’t go together.
For generations, many churches recognized Decoration Day as a special time of remembrance. Columnist Barbara Eubanks reflects on this waning tradition.
What do you hunger for? Barbara Eubank shares sweet memories while asking us to reflect on what our souls truly desire.
Trees — their beauty, functionality, stature and strength — remind us that when we are rooted in the Lord, He helps us weather the storms and renews our strength as each new season comes around.
Columnist Barbara Eubanks reminds us how baptism signifies a change: “When we are baptized, we are saying that we die to ourselves as our Lord and are raised to give the lordship of our lives to Christ.”
Granny, Gram, Nana, Grandmother. Columnist Barbara Eubanks says she doesn’t care what her grandchildren call her, just as long as they DO call. But names are significant, and grandparents set an important example for those who are watching.
Sometimes our expressions of love fall woefully short, but every day is an opportunity to show and tell how much we love God and those He has put in our lives.
