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Editor's Picks

• Chris Carpenter

  

  'Demolishing Doubt': Father-Son Duo Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle Out to Share the Answers Our Souls Seek

  Since the beginning of time, people have been earnestly searching for the true meaning of life. Sifting through a plentiful host of religions, the promise of nature, or a belief in the potential of man, those seeking for truth eventually become lost in a swirl of doubt and uncertainty.For decades,...

  10 min readApologeticsCliffe & Stuart KnechtleDemolishing DoubtDoubtSalvation
• Sheryl H. Boldt

  

  May America Resound with The Prayers of Future Generations

  I’m thankful God blessed me with people who modeled prayer as a way of life. Because of their example, I sought to model the same to my children. If we teach our younger generations well, perhaps they’ll learn to respect our nation’s leaders and our military. Maybe they’ll be more likely to honor our flag and better appreciate our Gold Star families.

  3 min read
• Sylvia Greer

  

  You Have Not Lost Hope —You Just Don't Know Where It Is

  There are moments when all the usual reasons to keep going go quiet — one by one — and a single question is left hanging in the air: what is all of this actually moving toward?A Tiredness That Has Nothing to Do With Being BusyHave you ever had a moment...

  5 min readFinding HopeWhy Hope Is More Than Wishful ThinkingHope in the DarknessMoltmann’s Theology of HopeChristian Hope
• Nancy C. Williams

  

  The Crumbling Church

  We need to listen to Christ’s warnings for the churches He loves…and pray for Him to renew our zeal for Him.

  6 min read