To go or NOT to go? by Tecia Janes

Our lives used to be filled with lists of where “to go”, hurried and scattered and full of our schedules and everyone else’s to do’s. Today we are just filled with “to go” dinner’s. Our rat race has slowed, our calendars are cleared, so what are we to do when there seems nowhere to go?…

Invisible Enemy, Invisible God by Kelly Lester

Colossians 1:15 (NIV), “The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.” As our country and our world are experiencing the Covid 19 pandemic, we continue to hear updates from our President and our Governors daily.  President Trump considers himself a “war time President” fighting an “invisible enemy.” Scientists don’t know everything there is…

The Dividing Line by Stacey Daley

There is a dividing line in our lives, a before and an after.  When I was a young adult my ‘before and after’ was the death of my teenage brother.  As life moved forward my memories were neatly tucked on either side of that dividing line. As I have aged other major events have taken…

Stripped by Angela Scott

One of my favorite things to do is listen to music. It soothes me, calms me and encourages me like nothing else. It’s no wonder that whenever I feel distressed, anxious or worried, music is the first thing I run to. Have you ever heard a song that says exactly what you’re feeling and thinking…

Day 2 by Bre Harper

Day 1. Jesus, the Son of God, took His last breath on the cross at 3:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon.  Unimaginable.  Unbelievable. This was Day 1, where instantly, it seemed that the world of His disciples who had followed Him for three years crumbled.  It seemed that everything had changed.  It seemed that everything they…

Breaking the Cycle of Fear by Stacey Daley

For a while now I have been observing the world as being upside down and backwards. Over the last few years I’ve had conversations with my elderly parents, wondering out of curiosity, if they have ever seen this type of madness in their lifetime. I hesitate to have these conversations in front of my 16-year-old…