Memories of wood stoves and frosty mornings remind us: warmth is a treasure, both in our homes and in our hearts.
Memories of wood stoves and frosty mornings remind us: warmth is a treasure, both in our homes and in our hearts.
Why not take every chance to share your own love at Christmas this year? And maybe even EVERY day! Not only will it make someone smile, but it will make God smile as well!
When others seem “behind” in their walk with Christ, our call is not to shame but to strengthen. We bear with the weak and build one another up in love.
I gave her what I could that snowy day, but my heart knows I should’ve done more. May she feel God’s love now, and may her eyes shine with joy.
What do you do when someone does something to you or takes something from you? How about forgiving them? It is what brings you the most peace!
Honoring our wives isn’t just good marriage advice — it’s a spiritual calling. When we cherish them, our love and our prayers grow stronger before God.
We may not understand it all, but there are mathematical forces at work in the universe: The more love we give, the more love we have, and the moment we share it, more grows inside!