Reese LeRoy | Fun and laughter are gifts from God that should be embraced and enjoyed by allHis children. So why do so many people associate Christians with everything but

Rodger Otero | Jesus had a habit of having celebration parties with all the "wrong" people while others thought this behavior was a nightmare. Jesus was just doing what God

Reese LeRoy | Do we consider fun, humor, or laughter “unimportant” or even “unspiritual?” Jesus was probably someone that others wanted to be around; not just because He did miracles

Rodger Otero | Cars are designed to run on a specific kind of fuel, so are we as human beings.

Thor Colberg | Question for the day: "What is in your core being that you have got to see happen in your life?"  This is not your bucket list.

Reese LeRoy | God speaks and amazingly beautiful and wonderful things are created and brought to life. Satan also speaks. He speaks lies, and the results are doubt, fear, and,

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | The hope of the Lord is our strength

Reese LeRoy | Hope is alive because Jesus is alive! This hope is not wishful thinking…but confident expectation based on solid certainty that God will do what He has promised

Michelle Bauer | "We have this Hope for an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." (Hebrews 6:19)  That hope is found in Jesus.

Reese LeRoy | Jesus is our living hope. The word hope is a noun. But it is also a verb!

Rodger Otero | Hope leans towards faith from a place of doubt.

Reese LeRoy | Jesus Christ has been a solid rock for those who have hoped in Him.  And He will continue to be a solid for those who hope in

Reese LeRoy | People are fickle and how quickly their opinions and sentiments can change…even about the only perfect human being who has ever walked on earth. Jesus was not

Putty Putman |As Jesus was doing His ministry here on earth, He was always stating that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Jesus was obsessed with this message.

Reese LeRoy | God gives us freedom of choice, and as the author of Psalm 84 had found for himself, the better choice is a personal experience of God’s presence