“He hath done all things well” (Mark 7:37). David Gibbs Jr. recounts the story of his mother's impossible work, a nearly-unbelievable story...

What is a wife to do? What if expectations for a truly romantic and loving marriage go unmet for fourteen years? Jenny Speed recounts the...

In this down-to-earth message from the first chapter of Psalms, David Gibbs unveils the secrets for having God's blessing as we go out to...

With nineteen children altogether, the Duggar siblings have definitely experienced all the highs and lows of living and growing together.

What Today's Youth Can Do to Conquer Goliath and His Brothers Taming the tongue Identifying and conquering pride Avoiding hypocrisy...

Spiritual Gifts: Overview

We've all heard the command, "In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you" (I Thessalonians 5:18...

“We're not a perfect family” is no excuse for intentionally allowing distractions into our lives and the lives of those in our family! Jim...

Perhaps you have brothers and sisters that irritate you on occasion, if not on every occasion? Maybe you have tried not to say anything or...

How do you hear the voice of God? After all, a difference does exist between simply hearing His words and actually detecting His voice. Tom...

God designs each wife to be the counterpart to their one and only, perfect, complete, complementary. But what do we actually do, with sheer...

It's amazing how many times something we believe about ourselves is actually a lie from the enemy. Discovering this simple truth and...

Handling an accusation is one thing. Handling your husband's is another. And when more people--possibly the very people to whom you have...

Search me, O God. Search me, O God! This is a cry of the heart that God will hear! This is the cure for wandering eyes and thoughts. This...

From one man in the journey of faith to another man in the journey of faith.

Dr. Steve Scheibner and his wife Megan want to see you succeed where it matters most: at home. Their experience in counseling and marriage...

II Timothy 2 was Paul's advice to a young pastor. The encouragement it contains however can apply directly to parenting. Like Timothy,...

Do you and your spouse communicate most often through monologue, dialogue, or “duel-logue”?!?  Couples must be able to talk things through...

David may have never seen the Temple, but he had it in his heart. Ron Dunn and his wife may never have understood why their son was...

Not all kinds of love are God’s love. Attempting to illustrate the power of Divine love, David Gibbs Jr. unveils its first two attributes...

What does good character look like? Wes Cantrell served in the business world for forty-six years and during that time he and his wife...

Have I frankly considered the high costs of anger? It is an expensive thing, as can be seen from references throughout Scripture as well as...

In the year 1900, Americans identified seventy-two things they deemed essential to happiness. By 1950 it was nearly 500 things. Do you...

Showing reverence to our husband does include having a useful process of appeal. Mrs. Walsh likens this to the role of radar, detecting the...

Walls in relationships are tough, especially in the family. When you sense the enemy driving a wedge between you and another, what can you...

Maybe, right now where there should be joy in your heart, there is pain. Maybe where there should be unreserved confidence in the kindness...

How does Jesus remind you of His everlasting love? It could be just waking up in the morning! Or, maybe it's a pink sunset, like it is for...

John Van Gelderen was born again, but he still faced temptations. Despite constant confession, he felt guilty all the time.

While astride a palomino, Lew Sterrett demonstrates the use of the bit, one of the smallest forms of horse tack. Bits have various sizes,...

With the need we have today for unity in the church and harmony in the family, you would conclude that sermons on reconciliation would...

Most Christian families are aware of the importance of family devotions, but many struggle with how to do them. When Keith and Carol Kane...

Relationships do not need to be broken over every issue. Offenses (or just plain differences) should challenge both parties to desire the...

The tongue is a little member. Why is it so hard to tame?

Teasing, sarcasm, poking, and provoking do not win children's hearts. Yet this wrong side of humor persists in families. Tim Levendusky...

This is a message on God's timeless forgiveness. Everyone in God's school, even after being born again, knows the feeling of failure. But...

Even as Christians, if our eyes are on the circumstances and people around us we are sure to find something to complain about. Our tendency...

As a traveling evangelist, Keith Daniel witnessed a wide spectrum of marriage relationships. For example, one husband and wife seemed to “...

It is time for brothers and sisters in Christ to use their tongues for good.

Fathers: What draws your attention when the work day is over? A messy house? A broken stove? A disobedient child? An online temptation? Don...

Couples such as Chris and Anne often marry with long range vision already in place. The marriage however will still take time to grow....

What is wrong with sending someone else in answer to the call? What’s wrong with hoping the unfortunates are “asleep,” not “dead”? Well,...

We all have great suggestions for God when it comes to what we think will glorify Him most. But what if He wants us to be ourselves in...

Do you remember how you felt when you first became a father? Keith Daniel brings back that fresh sense of fatherhood's responsibility and...

“It pleased God by the foolishness of preaching ...” (I Corinthians 1:21). So begins a fresh cascade of direct Scripture readings from...