Favorite Psalm: Psalm 130
When sleep seems to evade me at night (which thankfully is rare), I find myself waiting out the night in hopes of the new day—the morning. I might read. I might write. I might sit in the darkness to pray
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 119
Every year at Vacation Bible School, we would say our pledges. After doing the Pledge of Allegiance and the Pledge to the Christian Flag, we would recite together the Pledge to the Bible: I pledge allegiance to the Bible; God’s
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 100
I am blessed to be part of a family who has followed the Lord for many generations. Being the grandson, son, and brother of a pastor, and having grandparents who were lay leaders in their local church and region, I
My Favorite Psalm: Psalm 78
In the bargain area of major bookstores, there is often a blank journal with questions and writing prompts. The encouragement is to give the blank journal to a parent or grandparent to complete. The journal seeks to capture some of
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 23
By Sister Erica Williams As a school administrator and a mother, my days are filled with opportunities to love, guide, and encourage others. Working with students with complex needs requires patience. There are days when progress seems slow. Emotions can
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 51
King David has always been a favorite character for me. In David’s life I see my own desire to be obedient and follow God’s call on my life, while there are times I fail miserably because I become selfish, entitled,
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 46
I parked my car at the seminary and was walking toward the campus. As I crossed the parking lot, a fellow student stopped and told me about a situation in New York City. A plane had flown into one of
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 40
During my second trip to Haiti in 2010, we worked in Arcahaie, a city that is north of Port au Prince. Part of our responsibility on the trip was to help create the pit where the outhouse or latrine would
Favorite Psalm: Psalm 27
Several years ago, our friend and former church member, Rhonda called me. Her and her family moved to Georgia about the time my family had made the obedient step into full-time mission and evangelism. Rhonda’s husband, Rob, was being placed