When’s the last time you wrote a note to a healthcare worker, first responder, school teacher, or coach? 

A smartwatch app has just been approved by the Food & Drug Administration to help people with PTSD. It was developed by a senior in college who helped stop his dad’s nightmares.

Creativity opens us up to new ways to be of help to other people.

A graduate student took a challenging situation and made the best of it.

Sometimes, we think that people may be exempt from sin. It doesn’t matter where you go, sin is present.

What makes a person important? It’s not a title in front of their name, but it’s what they do to alleviate the needs of others.

Commit to God’s plan for you today!

Everybody wants to really live. Jesus said, “If you try to preserve your life, you’re going to lose it. If you are willing to lose your life in serving my Kingdom, you will find life.” That’s the secret to life.

One night, a freshman college girl at Emory University felt guilty because she was failing and knew that her parents had sacrificed to send her to Emory. She had climbed the trestle above the train tracks to jump to her death, but she kept hearing a voice saying, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

I love the Salvation Army and look forward to ringing the kettle bells at Christmas.