Does Fear Have a Grip on You? It’s time to quit living in fear, listening to the lies of our enemy. Fear can drive us to make bad decisions, or keep us out of the
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Does Fear Have a Grip on You? It’s time to quit living in fear, listening to the lies of our enemy. Fear can drive us to make bad decisions, or keep us out of the
Read moreHow far will Skip’s Son sail fer ye? How far will ye sail with Him? After healing Peter’s mother-in-law—after mending many who were cursed by dark spirits and laid low with sickness—Skip’s Son set sail.
Read moreOne week ago today, we welcomed 2025. Whether you toasted the New Year with a lively party or ignored the hype and went to bed, New Year’s Day is a transitional day. We change our
Read moreDiscover how Christian teen mystery books like Tim Shoemaker’s series and The Caden Chronicles weave suspense, faith, and moral lessons into captivating stories perfect for young readers.
Read moreWhen plans don’t happen as expected, trusting God can be challenging. As a weathered Christian, my faith should not be shaken easily, but I confess my humanity and my fears. I know God is good.
Read moreAn Underground Choice When I was a young teenager, Jesus was not at the center of my life. I wasn’t born again. However, I believe He still tried to guide me and, at times, I
Read more“Would you be interested in keeping one or two university students from Taiwan during Christmas break?” That simple question in December 2002, began a marvelous adventure that continues for our growing family today. Our Growing
Read moreI love Fall. Where I live in Western North Carolina, Fall is less about pumpkin spice and more about crisp mountain air, glorious displays of color, and the crunch of leaves under my feet. I’m
Read moreHurricane Helene brought historic rainfall, flooding, and power outages to the western North Carolina mountains on September 27th, causing a catastrophic event – flooding, and devastating whole communities. As images continue to surface, it is
Read moreA few weeks ago, we welcomed a family onto our side of the church. They weren’t new to our congregation; they had just stepped across the aisle and sat in a new location. During the
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