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Hell is Real: The Urgency of the Mission on Good Friday
As human beings, we don’t want to believe in Hell. We tend to want to see Heaven as a reality for anyone who is “good” and follows the rules. The
Mission Kid for Parents
Welcome Parents! Don’t Forget to follow along this week, and ask your kids about the lesson he or she learned today! To watch videos full screen, simply click
40 Years: Roots of Reconciliation
“I HEAR YOU SAY YOU FEEL WORTHLESS BECAUSE YOU’VE MADE A MISTAKE. BUT I’M HERE TO TELL YOU, I’M NO BETTER. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOU AND ME IS THAT
Post-Holiday Transitions
Children, especially those from trauma backgrounds, tend to find stability and safety in structured, predictable environments. Those two words are not typically used to describe holidays or winter breaks. Additionally,
The Steadfast Love of God at Christmas
Psalm 117 “Praise the LORD, all nations! Extol him, all peoples! For great is his steadfast love toward us, and the faithfulness of the LORD endures forever. Praise the LORD!”
Sanctity of Human Life 2021
All Sanctity of Human Life 2021 resources can be accessed through the Dropbox share folder or through the links below. Dropbox Share Folder Be a part of Sanctity of Human
National Adoption Month — Funding Your Adoption
By Neisha Roberts When people first hear, “It will cost between $35-$50,000 to adopt,” there’s a quick gut response that usually follows — “How in the world could we ever
National Adoption Month — Finding Your Country
By Neisha Roberts A little girl from China. A 12-year-old boy from Colombia. A baby girl from Louisiana. Three siblings from Bulgaria. God’s beautiful children across the world find their
National Adoption Month — Why We Adopt
More than a Photograph By Jessica Roberts, Lifeline Mom Our family’s journey toward adoption doesn’t begin like many of the stories we know. When my husband, Rhodes, and I were