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In our fast-paced world, the concept of rest often feels like a luxury we cannot afford. Yet, the practice of Sabbath, a day set apart for rest and spiritual renewal, offers a profound opportunity to reconnect with ourselves, our loved ones, and our faith. This blog post invites you to embark on a journey of rediscovery, exploring the significance of Sabbath and how it can enrich your spiritual life. Understanding the Sabbath What is Sabbath? Sabbath, derived from the Hebrew

In a world filled with distractions and competing identities, understanding your identity in Christ can be a transformative experience. Many individuals struggle with self-worth and purpose, often looking to external sources for validation. However, the truth is that our identity is rooted in our relationship with Christ. This blog post will explore what it means to find your unique spiritual path through Christ, how to embrace that identity, and the practical steps you can t

Walking in God's presence is a transformative journey that many seek to embrace. It is about cultivating a deep, personal relationship with the Divine, allowing His presence to guide our daily lives. This blog post will explore practical ways to experience God's presence daily, share insights from scripture, and provide actionable steps to deepen your spiritual walk. Understanding God's Presence God's presence is not just a theological concept; it is a lived experience. The B

The crowd anticipated the next words from the master of ceremonies as he was about to reveal the first prize winner of $100.

With my surname of “Wiseman,” and an inquisitive nature, I was predisposed to carry on the intellectual pursuit of excellence in high school academics.

It all started with an innocent complaint from a bored eight-year-old on a summer day.

Overarching—an interesting word, calls for evaluating, culling and eventually a conclusion of mental and emotional consensus. There can be overarching good and overarching bad, but overarching in Webster’s mind must be “dominating or embracing all else.”

Watershed, splitting of the sea, ascending from the pit—all metaphors expressing dramatic change. So also was my Hawaii experience. It’s like my life can be expressed pre-October 1973 and post-October 1973. It all happened on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Circumstances sometimes seem to create what I call a Jobian scenario—a script written by the author of the book of Job. Following is my story outline in a Job-like context.

As a young mother in the mid-sixties, I had plenty of adventure and work to keep me busy, but one day my fertile mind began to conceive an idea. Could I impersonate another individual, go to my husband’s real estate office, and present myself as an authentic client named Harriet Adams?

In 1946 on a 160 acre Iowa farm, ten miles from town, what could entertain a 16 year old? No radio, no TV, no cell phone, no cassette players—cassettes and eight tracks were still years away.