By Guest Author | Heather Hamilton: Recently, I watched a video of Si Robertson from Duck Dynasty share the gospel to a group of inmates. There, sitting on stage, requiring supplemental oxygen, Si shared the truth of God’s love. To a group of people living life behind bars, a consequence to their actions, he shared, “There ain’t nothing none of you, or me, could do that can keep us from his love.”  Read More

By Melissa Pearson: What kind of legacy are we leaving? I recently attended the funeral of a friend’s father. During the service, the speaker shared what his life’s theme song would have been. That got me thinking. What would mine be? What song would encapsulate the story of my life?  Read More

By Pastor Aaron Kennedy: “We are not what we devour but what we digest.” – Unknown In a time when we constantly consume content, information, and opinions, I can’t help but wonder: how much are we truly digesting and applying?  Read More

By Joy Kimbril: As we read through the Old Testament, we know the nation of Israel goes through cycles with their relationship with God. First, they praise and worship Him for delivering them from their previous situation. But as they enjoy the blessings of His deliverance, they begin to forget who provided those blessings and begin to worship other gods, giving them the credit for what only God did.  Read More

By Pastor Aaron Kennedy: After breakfast Jesus asked Simon Peter, “Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?” “Yes, Lord,” Peter replied, “you know I love you.” “Then feed my lambs,” Jesus told him.” – John 21:15 NLT This moment in Peter’s life, I believe, changed everything.   Read More

By Theresa Golden: In the book of Joel, God sends a swarm of locusts that devastates the land. Crops are gone, joy is depleted, and normal life grinds to a halt. But beneath the devastation is a divine invitation: “Wake up!” (Joel 1:5) The disruption wasn’t punishment for the sake of punishment. It was a call to return, to reflect, to remember what really matters.   Read More