I’ve spent the last week with my dear friend, Edurne, a missionary to the Curripaco tribes in Venezuela and the director of our LGG International Branches. Living with her this past week has opened my eyes and made me thankful for things I never even knew I should be thankful
Welcome to our You Are Forgiven study! I hope you are just as excited and ready to learn as we are. This study is going to take us on a wild ride. We will examine the heavy chains of sin and depravity, as well as the heights of forgiveness, acceptance,
Ohhh friends, I’m so glad you’re joining us for our summer online Bible study: David. I’ve been praying for you ever since we first started working on the David study and I couldn’t be more excited to finally begin it with YOU! For those of you who are new to Love
(Click here to see the video) Over the summer I read an article about Markus Persson, the developer of the popular video game, Minecraft. In the article it stated that Persson had sold his video game company in the last year to Microsoft and amassed a fortune reaching well into
__________________ God’s name is Jehovah-Jireh…which means “The Lord will provide” __________________ I have to be honest with you and say there are some stories in the Bible I’m a little uneasy with…today’s story is unfortunately one of them. You see, I struggle with the idea of Abraham willingly sacrificing Isaac…the
I woke up this morning to the sound of my phone ringing. It was an early morning phone call… the kind you don’t ever want to get. The kind you witness through TV or the movies but pray you don’t ever receive in real life. That was the kind of
“Blessed are those who keep his statutes and seek him with all their heart…” ~ Psalm 119:2 As I dug into the dirt, sweat poured from every inch of my body. Indiana humidity at its finest. It’s pretty rare for me to find myself alone in my back yard with no children underfoot,
I remember my grandma – Nana, as I loved to call her – talking to my mom about the importance of leaving an inheritance to her children and grandchildren one late evening when I was in high school. As a teenager, I remember thinking how silly that sounded. Why should