“What’s Your Story?” “What was it like growing up?” “What were some important moments in your life?” “What did you learn during that season of life?” We hear these questions everywhere. You might hear such conversations at a coffee shop, college dorm, or in a counselor’s office, because we are intrigued by stories. Many people believe that our stories hold the key to big life questions like, “Who...
What is the measure of a man? Is it athletic ability, strength, intelligence, or accomplishments? In Brave and Bold, his devotional for young men, Marty Machowski offers thirty-one daily devotions to encourage readers to become men whose strength comes from following Jesus and reflects him to a watching world. Machowski explores the truth that becoming a real man means trusting God in every...
If I look back at my high school self as if I were watching the movie version of my life from the safety of a faraway sofa, I see things more clearly now than I did then. With the distance of years and experience, I see a five-foot-eight, brown-haired wonder. She’s an Alabama girl at a New England boarding school, one of just a few students from outside the region. Walking to class wearing...
When facing the death of a loved one, we often think about grief and how it affects adults, but what about when your children struggle with loss? How do you help them find hope when they’re hurting? By applying these four biblical principles to the grief experience of children and teens, parents can help their kids find God’s healing hope in the midst of life’s painful losses. #1: Face Your Grief...
Theology for Kids? Does God want our children to learn theology? ABSOLUTELY! In Psalm 78, Asaph the psalmist says that the purpose of his psalm is to teach children who God is and what he has done to save his people in the history of salvation. Give ear, O my people, to my teaching; incline your ears to the words of my mouth! . . .things that we have heard and...
