By Ann O’Malley For several years now, God has been working on my attitude toward my sisters and brothers in Christ. I see immaturity in those who’ve been believers for decades. I hear bickering between husbands and wives who should…
By Grant E. Christensen On Tuesday, Nancy and I once again drove to Seattle for my quarterly blood draw, PSA test, and appointment with my oncologist, Dr. Heather Cheng. When we got off the elevator, a nurse immediately interviewed us…
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…