Written by Gabriella Kroska
As the spring festivals approach, you will hear sermons about preparing for the Passover through self-examination. Can unbaptized teens examine themselves too? As the Passover and Days of...
Written by Bruce Gore
Our minds have the capacity to focus on good or bad. But it’s our choice how we use this ability. Consider some of the choices we face. “Would you listen to me? Pay attention...
Written by Jon Beadles
The Bible uses roots as an analogy of our strength in the faith. What is the function of roots for a tree? What can we learn from roots? How are our roots? A tree’s roots provide it...
Written by Janel Johnson
We’d like to forget all the disappointments of 2020. But what have we learned, and what can we do going forward? We would probably agree that 2020 will go down as a year we’d...
Written by Isaac Khalil
How do parents who don’t celebrate Christmas teach their kids not to celebrate the holiday, especially when it can look so appealing? Here are some tips. I want that! Can I have...
Written by Muriel Soga
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to read others’ thoughts? Is how we think important to God? How can we all think better? A penny for your thoughts? That is a question...
Written by Chant’a Collier
An experience at the Feast this year taught me a lesson about the power of encouragement and love. I’d like to share that lesson with you. I was terrified. My throat was parched,...
Written by Kelly Cunningham
Years ago, a close friend was extremely depressed and contemplating suicide. An experience we shared during his darkest time taught me a lesson about friendship. “You may have saved my...
Written by Jenifer Zamora
When we are young, we usually admire people for external qualities. But there’s a quality we should really admire in people and develop in ourselves. What is that quality? Have you...