By Katie Heid Dual-citizenship has its advantages and challenges. As heirs to a Heavenly home and current members of American society, we have all the rights and privileges that both offer. I’ve heard well-meaning Christians profess that since God is…
By Jen Allee I didn’t grow up using an iron. I either wore wrinkle free clothing or just didn’t care, but I never operated one until college. The day my roommate was in a wedding, to be exact. That morning…
By Sandy Mayle There’s an interesting scene in the classic Christmas movie, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” where the dastardly Mr. Potter offers the impoverished George Baxter a highly lucrative job in his business. George agonizes over his decision (which to…
By Ann O’Malley Of all the prophets in the Old Testament, Jonah had to be the worst. The others stood firm and declared the Word of the Lord in spite of the opposition that they faced. They sometimes expressed their…
By Sandy Mayle I’ve just finished riding all the roller coasters at Canada’s Wonderland. All seventeen. What rides! Dread-inducing hills, precarious summit pauses, blistering plunges, whiplash turns and dark, disorienting tunnels ~ some of it a blur and all of…