by Brad Merchant | Jun 16, 2022 | Articles
Ecclesiastes is my favorite book of the Bible. Written as a sermon by an unknown Preacher, the wisdom it contains is both poignant and applicable. And like every sermon, the Preacher has a set of ideas he wants the hearers—you and me—to remember and reflect on.1. Life...
by Karen Pourcho | Jun 2, 2022 | Articles
Have you ever wondered what it means to be a godly woman? Or wanted to be known as a “woman of God” but realized you’re not sure what exactly that refers to? You’re not alone! In the broadest terms, being a “woman of God” describes a woman who maintains a consistent...
by Nate Irwin | Jun 1, 2022 | Articles
It was a time of material prosperity and of spiritual indifference. It was a time of social inequity and injustice. Great wealth existed side by side with extreme poverty. It was a time of political divisiveness and moral weakness; a time when pride had blinded the...
by Jen Wilkin | May 21, 2022 | Articles
Prayer Changes Our StudyPrayer is the means by which we implore the Holy Spirit to take up residence in our study time. Without prayer, our study is nothing but an intellectual pursuit. With prayer, it is a means of communing with the Lord. Prayer is what changes our...
by Jen Wilkin | May 14, 2022 | Articles
Be Good, as He Is Good “Be good.” How many times did I say it as I walked out the door, leaving my kids in the care of another? Spoken in that context, it expressed a parting wish that the little one to whom it is spoken would, at a bare minimum, not do anything bad,...
by Jen Wilkin | May 14, 2022 | Articles
Be Good, as He Is Good “Be good.” How many times did I say it as I walked out the door, leaving my kids in the care of another? Spoken in that context, it expressed a parting wish that the little one to whom it is spoken would, at a bare minimum, not do anything bad,...
by Karen Pourcho | May 12, 2022 | Articles
This mother’s day tribute is written by Karen Pourcho in memory of her mother, Karen Barnes.As a child, I often took my naps on Mom and Dad’s bed. Above their bed was a large white oval frame. Inside that frame was a portrait of my parents’ hands taken on...
by Jen Wilkin | May 7, 2022 | Articles
This morning, before I sat down to write, I took some time to respond to emails. This is a classic pattern of procrastination for me on a writing day. In my inbox was an invitation to an event that I did not want to attend. The host, sensing the RSVPs were coming in a...
by College Park Church | Apr 14, 2022 | Articles
Everyone works; from the high school student working on a homework assignment to the congressman working to pass a national bill. But how does a Christian connect their extraordinary faith to their ordinary job? In this article series, we will learn about work from a...
by Jim Brandyberry | Apr 11, 2022 | Articles
A sepulcher is a small room cut in stone where the dead were buried. A sepulcher was the last place to seek a risen Christ. Just as there were then, there are people today who engage in a vain search for Christ. Looking for Christ in Liturgy To approach the Lord in...
