Misconceptions and deceptions about the person of Jesus Christ and the reason for his coming are nothing new. Christians must stand firm on his own words about the sin of men and our need for a Savior. … More Following Jesus with Blinders On

Why was it important for Israel to remember that they had been slaves? Forgetting they were slaves would lead them to forget the God who redeemed them. We have much to learn from this call to remember. … More Remember You Were Slaves

After the summer mission trips are over, how can we as parents, sponsors, and missionaries keep the fire for missions burning in the lives of those who served? … More Summer Mission Trips: Next Steps

Throughout Scripture there are places named for the purpose of remembering an encounter with God. What places in your life hold special memories because God blessed you there? … More Names of Places Remembered

What does it look like to live out our calling as Christians to love God and love others? Here are a few examples of the Great Commission in action. … More Faithful Saints

God calls us to remember his Name. In doing so, we remember that it is in that Name we live and move and have our being. His is the only name worth remembering. … More Remember God’s Name

Missionaries must trust God to go. Churches must trust God to send. How can we encourage each other all the more as the Day of His return approaches? … More Trusting God in the Going and Sending

Not only were altars used to remember God and his greatness, but we find several other tangible markers to help his people, including trees, money, stones, and tassels. … More Markers for Remembering

Carol B. Ghattas branches out into a new genre with Archived by Death, a cozy mystery set in the Tennessee State Library and Archives. … More New Book Release: A Cozy Mystery Entitled Archived by Death 

Altars not only mark places of worship but serve as reminders of the focus of that worship. Israel failed to stay faithful to God, can we learn from their mistakes? Our altars will reveal the truth. … More We Remember at the Altar