Besties. BFF’s. Life-long friends. Friend is such a wonderful and endearing term. The good Lord...

February 6, 2020, the day when I thought I would lose my father. My father,...

Joel is thirty-six years old, he is severely physically disabled. He is wheelchair-bound and is aided by a tracheostomy to help him breathe and keep his airway clear. He eats blenderized food through a tube, and he has a catheter.

I came across his wedding pictures. An ocean of tears flowed down my face and I released a scream in my head that only I could hear. I was angry.

Where’s the Triumph? By Ron Gallagher The episode we’ve come to call “Palm Sunday” will soon...

By Carol Gilham I woke up feeling defeated. My circumstances felt out of order and...

The Grace Center of Charleston is offering a free conference on Gaining Courage and Finding...

Why are there are so many acts of violence that cause us to have so little hope in the future? With all these natural disasters, political problems and poverty stricken countries, how can we find hope in today’s world?

So, is it just me or when it comes spiritual blessings we expect God to exclude us from the waiting room?

Ladies, did you get what you wanted for Christmas? Did any of your presents include a weekend away with other women of faith for a time of refreshing and restoration? If not, your hubby has a chance to redeem himself this Valentine’s Day. Ask him to buy you a weekend trip to the Real Women Retreat in Ohio’s beautiful Amish country.

Aeron Brown knows a thing or two about the healing power of art. A professional artist for the past decade, Aeron started painting and creating as a way of dealing with his own loss.

"Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid” John 14:27. (NKJV)