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Spiritual exercise

Practical teaching on prayer, Scripture, self-discipline, and growth in the life of faith.

Christian LivingSummer 2020

The Strait Gate to Life

Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life,…

Lee Rufener Athens, WI↗
PoetrySummer 2020

A Suffering Savior

He was born in a stable, meant for beasts of the field. It was from the beginning that His will He would yield. He was never well-liked; despised by all men; Laughed to scorn, reviled—again, and again. Yes, His mission…

–Barry Grant↗
Christian LivingSpring 2020

For Conscience’ Sake

I have heard many Christians say they are not satisfied with their relationship with God. They wonder why God does not speak to them like He spoke with people in the Bible, or even in the early church. I have often…

Barry Grant Arcahaie, Haiti↗
PoetrySpring 2020

Redeemed

His pillow was wet, tears continued to flow, Oh! Where is the day? This night would not go. Decisions he made; he would never forget. His wife and his children, oh the regret! (You don’t know what you have, until it is…

– Barry Grant↗
Christian LivingSpring 2020

Weep for Yourselves

And there followed him a great company of people, and of women, which also bewailed and lamented him. But Jesus turning unto them said, Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your…

Lee Rufener Athens, WI↗
WomanSpring 2020

Overcoming Fear with Faith

Wars and rumors of wars, a pandemic sweeping across the world, whispers of economic collapse, carefully made plans disrupted. This is our world today. Why would God allow a tiny microbe to encroach on all of humanity,…

Sheryl Zeiset Tanzania, East Africa↗
YouthSpring 2020

Prepare to Win!

There was a time in my life when I volunteered on the ambulance with two local EMS stations in Pennsylvania where I lived. I was a trained EMT and equipped to help a hurting person. During my times of duty, I was…

Dwayne Stoltzfus Millersburg, OH↗
PoetrySpring 2020

Only in the Darkness

Is it only in the heartbreak, When confusion ‘round me churns, That I truly seek my Savior’s arms And my will toward Him turns? Is it only in the darkness, When I cannot see my way; Or when asked of something I do not…

–by Katie Good↗
PoetrySpring 2020

JOY

One fruit of the spirit is a word we all know. Joy is a blessing for us believers below. Man can’t produce the Joy that I speak, It comes from God, given to the meek. It allows you to suffer, having peace within. It only…

– Barry Grant↗
Church MattersWinter 2020

The Urgency of “Anointed” Preaching

How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent?…

by Edwin R Eby Greencastle, PA October 2009↗
Christian LivingWinter 2020

What Are You Living For?

Picture yourself on a hot, humid, sunny day hiking back to a remote village in the mountains of Haiti. You are there to share the gospel with the many hurting and dying souls who need to hear about Jesus. As you are…

by Chris Miller Dundee, OH↗
Christian LivingWinter 2020

Outside the Inn Crowd

Sitting squarely on the great divide of our measured timeline of years lies the incarnate birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. He rightfully owns this place, for no other advent could so astutely impact humanity. The years…

Lee Rufener Athens, WI↗
PoetryWinter 2020

I Used To Pray

I used to pray for sunshine, No storms to mark the sky. For cool breezes and flowers To please and turn my eye. I used to pray for happiness, For smiles, joy, and peace. That all things would be easy, And all harsh…

–By Adrianna Fanton↗
Christian LivingFall 2019

Abba Father

Sometimes we can learn things from everyday situations. A few years ago, my three-year-old son and I went for a walk. We were in an unfamiliar area with lots of vegetation. I told my son to stay close by me. He was doing…

Barry Grant Arcahaie, Haiti↗
Spiritual exerciseFall 2019

The Balm of Gilead

The harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved. For the hurt of the daughter of my people am I hurt; I am black; astonishment hath taken hold on me. Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician…

Lee Rufener Athens, WI↗
PoetryFall 2019

A Prayer For Words Fitly Spoken

O, Lord, breathe your life in each word that I speak; Help me in each sentence your honour to seek. Refrain me when words that will do no one good Would come to my lips; help me speak what I should. And when opportunity…

~Rebecca Weber↗
YouthFall 2019

The Poor in Spirit

Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven –Mat 5:3. Jesus says the poor in spirit are blessed! This is where the blessing of God begins. To be poor in spirit is the gateway to a blessing that…

Josh Wamble Lebanon, PA↗
PoetryFall 2019

Continuing Endurance

Continue in prayer, and watch in the same with thanksgiving... -Colossians 4:2 The judge with whom the widow pled Would have ignored, But she implored Him to avenge her. So he said That he would heed And fill her need.…

Jaleesa D. Henderson↗
Christian LivingSummer 2019

The Strength of Covenant

If marriage is a covenant, what is the significance of covenant relationship? What makes it a covenant relationship, and how does this differ from any other relationship? These are answers that we must pursue if we are…

Donald Brechbill Chambersburg, PA↗
Christian LivingSummer 2019

Trust in the Lord

If we step back and look at our own life, can we honestly say that we trust in the Lord with all our heart? I often think of my children—they trust in me with all their hearts; there is no fear within them; they do not…

Barry Grant Arcahaie, Haiti↗
WomanSummer 2019

Morning Meditations from Psalm 40

My Help and My Deliverer Psalm 40:1 I waited patiently for the LORD; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry. 2 He brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and…

Annetta Martin Glenmont, OH↗
Spiritual exerciseSummer 2019

God in the Cloud

Behold, the glory of the LORD appeared in the cloud –Exo 16:10. What a strange phenomenon is this concentrated mass of vapor that navigates the sky above us. In one instance, a cloud can minister such immense blessedness…

Lee Rufener Athens, WI↗
PoetrySpring 2019

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As a man was dying, his thoughts went back. Will I leave a good mark, that none can attack? I forsook all, on the alter I went Keeping nothing back, not even a cent. I wanted to do, all that was right. I sometimes…

–Barry Grant↗
WomanSpring 2019

Mothers and Prayer

It was 2:30 p.m., Tuesday afternoon. “Señora!” a chorus of voices hollered from outside our property hedge. “Open the gate!” “Just wait,” I called back. “It’s not three o’clock yet.” Disgruntled murmurings sounded from…

Regina Martin Huaral, Lima, Peru↗

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