CANDACE COFER

Evelyn J. Johnson is sharing her reflection of Psalm 110 to remind us where our help comes from - not just for the end of the battle, but wh

Marlene Houk is sharing her reflection of Psalm 61 with us and beautifully tying in the gift her name has been in her adult life and the pro

As I was praying over this next year of our time together, the one word the Lord continually pressed upon my heart was “peace.” I believe Go

"God, did I hear you incorrectly?" Have these or similar words entered your thoughts or mouth?

How do we become wise and not get so exhausted and worn out from our circumstances? Leaning on the prayer of Moses...

The engagement season - it's like sliding down an ice slide. So hold on tight, keep your eyes open, and enjoy the ride!

How can I choose just 1 photo from this very special day when Will proposed to me? Sharing why this is my picture of thankfulness this year.

It's time to build the church. Again, we see God use an unlikely person, who endures shipwreck and imprisonment to spread the Good News.

Had Jesus' life ended on a Roman cross, there would be no need to write down what they saw. But it wasn't the end, not even close!

"What is God's will for my life?" It's a question seemingly swimming with mystery that we're diving into as we celebrate year 2!

When we see flames around us and the world burning, what truth can we hold onto?

Ever felt like you're swimming or drowning in the rapids of your circumstances? The current is strong. We better have a cord.

Ever felt in over your head - not sure what to say or even to pray? There's a song we can sing in these moments to anchor us in the waves.

The Miller's share their story of how God brought their family together. Though the waiting was hard, it was worth every minute!

The Old Testament, our beacon of hope pointing to our rescue, Jesus, wraps up this week. And, it wraps up in the most beautiful way.

After King David, it's his son's turn to reign. As we'll see, Solomon is a "like father, like son" story. So many parallels.

"Give us a king!" is the cry of the people. When the first king disobeys God, God raises up an unlikely shepherd to reign over His people.

In the time of Judges, we meet a woman named Ruth. Her story may be short but it is paramount. Oh, and Samuel. God uses him in great ways.

This week, we see God sees both the big picture and the smallest of details. And His motivation for all of this? Love.

Protection, guidance, faithfulness - all followed by doubting God? It's a reeeeally good thing it's a covenant and not based on our goodness