Make New Friends, Keep the Old—Especially in Church
By Anne Simpkinson1 min read
What’s the secret ingredient in religion that makes people happier?
Faith
Answered Prayer on “CSI: Miami”
By Rick Hamlin1 min read
This may be an unexpected place to find answered prayer, but I’m not surprised a bit…
A Painter’s Guide to Prayer
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
When you’re not sure what the right thing to pray for is, when your family feels very far away, there’s still something to focus on.
My Top Ten Devotional Books, Part 4
By andrew-attaway2 min read
Want more devotional book suggestions?
He Who Sings Prays Twice
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
When I need to tap into the power of prayer at hand, when I’m looking for some spiritual transformation, singing seems just right.
Faith and Hope Bring Healing
By David Morris2 min read
Some say that those who hold a strong faith do not fare any better than the rest of the world…
My Top Ten Devotional Books, Part 3
By andrew-attaway3 min read
Continuing our series, here are two more of my top ten devotional favorites.
Pray When You Hear a Siren
By Rick Hamlin3 min read
“There’s a fire!” Not more than twenty feet away, flames were spewing out the window of the apartment building next door, shattering glass with heat.
My Top Ten Devotional Books, Part 2
By andrew-attaway2 min read
It’s been a while since I’ve written in this space, but I’d like to get back to the subject of devotional reading, and present the next two entries in my top ten list.
Walking Away from Church and the Loss of Faith
By David Morris3 min read
Those who can show the younger generation that faith primarily is message-driven rather than issue-driven will find followers.
Prayers for Dad
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
I wasn’t sure how to help him. Pray for a miracle? Pray for complete healing? Pray that he’s comfortable and at peace?
Secretariat’s Inspiring Message
By Asimpkinson2 min read
There are lots of lessons in the film that revolve around faith and love. But the one that has stayed with me was the father’s prophetic advice to let Secretariat “run his own race.”