Has your life and routine been completely uprooted like mine? Yeah, I thought so! I was just getting situated in a new way of life when bam! COVID-19 hit hard! Like many others, I’m now working from home with an incredibly social kindergartener, who is …
If you would have told me two months ago that churches across the nation would be canceling services, restaurants would be closing their dining rooms, and toilet paper would be trending on social media, I would have said, “You’re crazy!” Well, that appears to be …
by Karen Coombes I always thought Lent was just for Catholics. I understood it to be a time of giving up something, though I wasn’t really sure why. Meat was the common sacrifice in my childhood days. Many a Friday I ate fish sticks in …
“Red and green and blue and yellow and purple and red and purple.” That’s my three-year-old son’s standard answer to “What’s your favorite color?” While that’s pretty funny, I can totally identify with him. If you were to ask me “What’s your favorite book of …
How would Jesus define greatness? Who would you say is the greatest person who ever lived? Would you mention a national hero like George Washington or Abraham Lincoln? Would you say a great inventor like Thomas Edison or Benjamin Franklin? Perhaps you would suggest someone …
Thank you for taking time to pray over Antioch Georgetown’s land. We want to start off the year strong by seeking God and praying BIG! As you pray, here are 10 things to serve as a guide as you spend time with the Lord. 1. …
I love Raisin’ Cane’s chicken. I love country music. I love cold weather. In our lost and broken world, we “love” lots of things. The world has desensitized us to the true meaning of love. The fourth week of Advent focuses on love. Specifically, God’s love …
More than likely, you’ve never made the statement, “I have too much joy!” That’s like having too much sugar or too much free time — you can never have too much joy! However, you may find yourself on the other end of the joy spectrum. …
If you’re on social media, I bet you identify with being constantly bombarded by debates and arguments like these… Is it acceptable to listen to Christmas music before Thanksgiving? Which is better—a real or an artificial Christmas tree? Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? And …
The first week of Advent focuses on the hope of Christ. The hope that Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection provides for those who believe He is the bridge to a free and close relationship with God has no comparison. Christians talk about the hope …
I love a good quote. – Somebody somewhere. When you were growing up, your parents said things that you promised you’d never repeat to your kids. Then…you had kids! And somehow those pithy comments and quick comebacks your parents always said find a way to …
Raise your hand if you know someone who has family problems. Is your hand raised? Ok, maybe it would be better to ask if anyone knows of a family without any problems. I sure don’t. Perfect families are as real as perfect diets. Add a few kids …
“Do not worry about your life.” Do you know who said those words? It wasn’t Mother Theresa, Gandhi, Plato, or Socrates. It was Jesus. God himself tells us not to worry. It’s one thing when your parent, your friend, or your coworker tells you not …
Have you ever made a dumb decision with money? I thought so. Me, too. The crazy thing is this: I will go out of my way to pick up a dime on a sticky floor, but I don’t think twice about blowing $10 on a …
