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blog post | December 28, 2023

Revisit part of the Christmas account that doesn’t make it into the Christmas songs or cards.

blog post | December 1, 2022

To celebrate in the midst of sorrow might just be the very thing God uses to strengthen us and bolster our faith.

blog post | December 22, 2022

There are a few mistakes we can make this Christmas, but one thing we cannot do is celebrate Christmas with too full a heart.

blog post | December 24, 2010

As you focus on the manger scene, remember that although the setting is peaceful, this night brings a warrior Child, who will conquer death, hell and the grave.

blog post | December 15, 2017

Words Are the Greatest Gifts, A Case for Marrying Later, The Importance of Reading to Children, and more.

blog post | December 20, 2022

What hope is there when gloom overtakes? What hope is there when darkness is a heavy blanket or heaven seems silent?

blog post | December 6, 2011

As we rounded the corner into the produce section, I saw an adorable older woman with no cart, no basket, just a few items in her hand including three bananas.

blog post | January 7, 2015

I wish I could claim a super-cool-wife award in this story and say that I was nothing but enthusiastic about Justin's adventure . . . but unfortunately I can't.

blog post | December 23, 2021

The Christmas Truce of 1914 reveals the power of Christ to bring peace and turn enemies into friends even in war.

blog post | February 20, 2018

It’s launch day. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth’s latest book, "Lies Women Believe: And the Truth That Sets Them Free," releases today.