A Field Guide to Gratitude
November 12, 2026 | Chris Teague
Agriculture. My guess is that it’s probably not at the top of the list for words that people start blogs with, but today I’m doing my part to change that. (You’re welcome, horticulturists.) Jesus talked about it all the...
Waves of Mercy
November 5, 2026 | Melissa Riggs
This past Saturday Jim and I took our daughter car shopping. She has been saving up for her first car for a long time, and we finally aligned our schedules to check out some possible options. After about five or six hours of shopping, we found...
The Story Never Told
October 29, 2026 | Kevin Perry
I had coffee with a friend this week. We were catching up on our life stories, and life has changed considerably for both of us since we last had time to sit and talk. I almost have to chuckle in a situation like this, as I catch a friend up on...
Already Clean…Someday Completely Clean
October 22, 2026 | Jeff Patton
Have you ever noticed how easily we see the dirt in our own lives? One impatient word. One jealous thought. One lingering grudge. One selfish decision. One more failure in an area where we thought we were finally making progress. We confess it...
Returning Home
October 15, 2026 | Chad Vinson
Last week, for those of you whose students are in school, was Fall Break. For many, fall break is a break from the routine and rhythm of life. Whether you went to the beach, the mountains, camping, on a mission trip, or simply had a staycation, I...