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The author and his wife Megan, at left and right rear, share goodbyes at the airport in Malawi, Africa, before flying back to America.

Five Tools for Dealing With Trials

  • by Nicholas K. Lamoureux
What do you do when you’ve tried everything within your power to solve a problem? Here are five tools to help turn trials into godly character.

WYSIWYG

  • by Steve Myers

Are you what you appear to be? 

Betrayal is Painful

Betrayal is Painful

  • by Robert H Berendt
Think about the events in your life where betrayal was evident and the resulting damage that occurred.

God's Green Earth

  • by United Church of God
Are we preserving or destroying the home God gave us?

FORWARD! Choice Men and Women of Character

  • by Jason Lovelady
Buried in the first few chapters of 1 Chronicles is a memorable verse that speaks well of the sons of Asher: "All these were the children of Asher, heads of their fathers' houses, choice men, mighty men of valor, chief leaders. And they were recorded by genealogies among the army fit for battle; their number was twenty-six thousand" (1 Chronicles 7:40).
Raising the Bar

Raising the Bar

  • by Jim Franks
Our world teaches tolerance of sin and lowering of standards. Yet Christ tells us to become perfect! He gave this as a lifelong goal and not something that is achieved immediately at baptism. But if we are to become perfect, we must be constantly "raising the bar."
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Repentance: A Profound Turnaround!

Repentance: A Profound Turnaround!

  • by Don Hooser
Previous articles in this series showed how we attain biblical understanding and spiritual growth through prayer, Bible study, meditation and fasting. What do we do then? This article shows how we must further use and apply that understanding!

Politics & Character

  • by Cecil Maranville
As the jarring accusations, arguments and harangues between political parties and their chosen candidates continue at full-throated volume in the U.S. election races, I have been reflecting on why the positive traits of character are so absent from politics.