By Robert Puckett I am curious about how most of us spend our mornings throughout the week. Some, I would imagine, are very disciplined at waking up several hours before they have to be somewhere. They fill their mornings with reading the paper (I may be aging myself) or tablet, exercising, or possibly even a … Continued
By Scott Smith “’For I know the plans that I have for you’, declares the Lord, ‘plans for welfare and not for calamity to give you a future and a hope.’” –Jeremiah 29:11– In the spring of 2007, we sold our little ranch-style house for the asking price. The housing market was at its peak, … Continued
By Beth Everett A few weeks ago, I was able to get away for about 24 hours and hear Lysa TerKeurst speak at a conference. You know it’s time to do something for renewal when you get to the point of not being able to process even your daily-life, normal stuff! So, I was fortunate … Continued
By Joy Willis Spring is such a busy time of year. School is reaching its climax with standardized tests and course finals. Baseball and softball seasons are in full swing. We just celebrated Easter and soon we’ll be celebrating our moms and graduates. This on top of our normal activities of work and school and … Continued
