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Should Young People in the Church Use Horoscopes?

Written by Mark Gideon Agayo

Many people turn to things like horoscopes for counsel and advice. Is this a harmless practice or something dangerous? Should we use horoscopes? When I was younger, I partially fell for...

Dealing With Elephants

Written by Lynda Wasser

Metaphors abound to describe life’s inconveniences and heavy challenges. We all need inspiration and perhaps a different perspective to lift the weight. It has been suggested that if...

The Meaning of Ecclesiastes 12:1: “Remember Your Creator”

Written by Joshua Travers

Why would Solomon tell young people to “remember now your Creator”? How can we apply this? Is there any significance to the title “Creator”? In the biblical book of...

Making Our Wedding Dress

Written by Chant’a Collier

Are there lessons of practical Christianity that we can learn from the process of making a wedding gown? I love weddings! I enjoy reading stories about “all things wedding.”...

10 Ways to Step Out of Your Comfort Zone

Written by Jordan Iacobucci and Brittany Ebersole

Christians are called to lives of continual growth, but we often get in the way. What are some ways we can step outside of our comfort zones? As Christians, we’re called to live a...

“Abide in My Love”

Written by Erica Golden

The enduring love of God is a theme found throughout the Bible in both Old and New Testaments. What does it mean to abide in His love? Everyone wants to be loved. Actually, everyone needs...

How to Train Your Child for Church Services

Written by Cassandra Ebersole

Proverbs 22:6 teaches that our children should be trained in how to live. Are we applying this to teach them how to sit quietly at church? How do we do this? We’ve all heard of...

More Than a Meme

Written by Debbie Pennington

What’s in a meme? Let’s take a moment to think more deeply about this modern method of communication. Memes can be a fun, shorthand way of communicating among good friends....

Christian Character Traits I Learned From Teaching

Written by Bellinda Simanjuntak

When we think of teachers, we typically think only of how they teach their students. But can teachers also learn important lessons from their students? I’ve been teaching English for...