
How to live where you are even when you don’t want to be there
Have you ever wanted to be somewhere you’re not? I certainly have. Sometimes it’s as simple as wishing I could skip a few hours in

Have you ever wanted to be somewhere you’re not? I certainly have. Sometimes it’s as simple as wishing I could skip a few hours in

I have a confession to make: Sometimes God scares me. As a child, I would often think of the Second Coming. I would imagine seeing

Rest is often a good excuse for the lazy and an inconvenience for the work-obsessed. Most of us fall into either of these two categories

Here’s just one more item to add your to-do list as you prepare for finals: Read Ecclesiastes. I think it would both discourage and encourage

Editor’s Note: I often find myself blinded to the meaning of Bible passages simply because I have heard them again and again. The more familiar the

Dear editor:I’m a preacher’s kid (PK). What do you do when you hold anger in your heart against your parents but still want to respect

I used to immediately lose interest when someone brought up faith. Faith brought to mind the cryptic words from Hebrews 11, “Faith is the substance

Love? Apparently, if I have ever fallen in love I would know it. He said I would know it like you know someone is standing beside

“So paradise does exist,” I wrote in my journal this summer after watching the sunrise on the face of Mount Rainier. I had hiked Dege

Bonnie Hunt, a former longtime professor at Southern Adventist University’s School of Nursing, passed away on Wednesday, March 30, after 45 years of service at