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By Sarah Brooks
I grabbed a warm blanket with my cup of tea and settled into the corner of my couch, relieved to finally rest. I opened that fun little app with all the pretty squares and videos. Within seconds, I was flooded by porches and living rooms decked heavily in fall decor. I scrolled...
By Sarah Brooks
I can distinctly remember the first time I took my newborn baby boy to church. I sat in the very back of a middle school gym, behind raised hands and loud voices, praying he would sleep through the whole service.
Every new mother, I am convinced, whether she wants to admit it...
By Nancy Lindgren
The Lord has been stirring my heart for over a year with these words:
It’s time to mobilize the mentors.
The time is now. There is an urgency. The need is great. The call on our lives is to invest in people. We are moving into a new era where an army of mentors will rise up...
By Leslie Bennett
The moment Mary learned from the angel Gabriel that she would become pregnant through the Holy Spirit’s power, surely her mind raced around the first-century world and back with a million questions and fears. Her life would never be the same. She worried how Joseph...
By Cindy Davis
My interest in mentoring came not from my own experience, but from watching my 10-year-old son experience grief. The sudden death of my younger brother had left the family in shock. My son’s fun uncle, whom he played football with and looked up to like a big brother, was...
By Nancy Lindgren
I recently had an interesting interaction with a woman I met for the first time. She was an open book from the get-go and poured out her story within minutes of our introduction. I love those personalities! She shared from her heart with passion. She was authentic and...
by Paige, a mentee
So this is the joy of marriage! I excitedly kept thinking during my honeymoon last summer. I had just married my best friend and was thrilled our days of long-distance dating were over. But soon afterward, once we returned to our new residence and started doing daily life...
By Nancy Lindgren
My husband and I recently returned from a tour of Israel. It was a trip of a lifetime and truly amazing to walk where Jesus walked and see what Jesus saw. The Bible is coming to life for me in deeper and more meaningful ways since I can now picture the places and the scenery in...
By Nancy Lindgren
On January 2nd, a chilling scene played out on our televisions as millions were watching in shock and dismay. A football player by the name of Damar Hamlin was hit in the chest and went into cardiac arrest. The players and fans were stunned and many began to pray. They...
by Jeannine Mitchell
“Mom, Mom. Mom? Mom! Mommyyyyyyyyyy!” screamed my child until I came running over to her. Eagerly I asked, “What happened? What’s the matter, honey?” Now that my undivided attention was at her disposal, she said with a tender tone, "Look what I...
By Nancy Lindgren
With the new year upon us, we have a new perspective. We are looking through the eyes of Jesus in Matthew 9:36. “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them for they were confused and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.” Jesus saw people and he loved...
by Nancy Lindgren
New in 2022!
Doesn’t that have a nice ring to it? And isn’t it a relief to have 2021 behind us?
Several months ago as I started asking the Lord what His word might be for our ministry this year, He began revealing and then continued confirming, NEW.
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