Put Your Hand in the Hand • Brenda Black
“His hands were rough and exceedingly strong. He could gently prune a fruit tree or firmly wrestle an ornery mule into harness. He could draw and saw a square with quick accuracy. He had been known to peel his knuckles upside a tough jaw. But what I remem
Mexico Mission Memories • Brian Bill
Having recently returned from a ten-day mission trip to Mexico, I want to share ten lessons that I learned..
Melting Hearts • Joyce Sykes
Have you ever watched a popsicle that has fallen on the ground on a hot summer day. The more intense the heat the quicker the cold treat melts..
A House of Beauty • Joanne Lowe
As I was walking through my home today, I realized that it is a house of beauty because of all the wonderful things that I have been given as gifts.. ![]()
God's Desk • Joanne Lowe
As I was looking at the things on my desk this morning, the thought came to me that God also has a desk. It is a desk so large that it can hold the picture of every person.. ![]()
Lessons from the Losses of Life • Brian Bill
As we approach the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the five-year anniversary of 9/11, our world feels more unsettled than ever. Along with the continued carnage in the Middle East and the war in Iraq.. ![]()
Lessons from a Lockdown • Brian Bill
Pontiac made not only national headlines recently; we even made the international news. A week ago Tuesday we wondered if we would be remembered in the same sentence as Columbine or Virginia Tech.. ![]()
A Truth Claim in a Tolerant Culture • Brian Bill
Though Christianity still dominates by sheer numbers, the U.S. now has a greater diversity of religious assemblies than any country in recorded history. The Encyclopedia of American Religions lists more than 2,300 different groupings.. ![]()
Be Still And Know • Paul Dawn
There is just something about setting here at the table, oil lamp lit, looking out the bay windows and enjoying the silence of the night, the flickering of the lamp as I write.. ![]()

