Among Friends by Heather Carr
Some friendships were meant to surpass a lifetime.
Cubical Daze by Heather Carr
Suddenly you're faced with an opportunity to share the gospel, fantastic right? Except, you're at work. If you are a Christian in the work place, this situation is almost inevitable. Should we evangelize in the world of the politically correct?
Holiness: Celebrating Our Freedom in Christ by Rev. Martin Hodge
The motto of the Church of the Nazarene is, “Called unto Holiness.” Is the call to holiness just wishful thinking, or is it possible for today’s Christian?
In Pursuit of Happiness by Heather Carr
It is tempting in our have-it-all-right-now society to chase after the what ifs of the world. These what if statements always end the same way, then I'd be happy. Aristotle recognized happiness as the aim of life when he observed “For we choose happiness for itself, and never with a view to anything further; whereas we choose honor, pleasure, intellect ... because we believe that through them we shall be made happy.” In other words, happiness is a driving factor in the choices we make. An astute observation, but as a Christian, are we called to a higher purpose than happiness?
Road Closed: Detour by Heather Carr
Many times our lives are heading down a path we feel comfortable with, steady and certain, then suddenly we come across the orange barrels and everything comes to a screeching halt. Road closed. Follow detour.
Shades of Gray by Heather Carr
It's often easy to see the black and white of God's will. Thou shall not murder, thou shall not have an affair, thou shall not steal another man's pick-up, no matter how good you would look driving it. That's the easy stuff, but what about the everyday gray – thou shall not drink beer, use curse words, or pocket the 42-cents the cashier just over paid you?
Sharing Your Stories; Sharing Your Faith by Amy Nichols
Each time God has worked in our lives, remember it and tell it. Gerry told her story, and touched the lives of many.
Two Right Shoes, Two Left Feet by Heather Carr
Making the most of a difficult situation can do more than just lift your spirits, you could just make an impression that lasts a lifetime.
