“A joyful heart is good medicine….” - Proverbs 17:22

[Also seen in Nashville Christian Family] When Jesus commanded believers to go into all the world and preach the gospel (Matt 28:18-20), He didn’t put any age limits on it. With their innocent faith and endless energy, kids can be great missionaries! Sometimes it’s us parents who need a little convincing.

When Janet Smith, a Medi-Share member in Florida, searched for new health and wellness tips and tricks in an artificial intelligence app, a plethora of familiar ideas popped up. But Janet has learned that AI can’t compare to the encouragement and support of a live health coach.

[Also seen on The Christian Broadcasting Network.] Pay all of them their dues…respect to whom respect is due, honor to whom honor is due.

In October, employees and their families from Christian Care Ministry joined hands to give back to the Brevard County community in an event that has grown to be one of the employee highlights of the year: the 7th Annual Day of Sharing. This special day, held each October, brings together staff and their loved ones who selflessly volunteer their time to support local organizations dedicated to uplifting the community. This year, the impact was widespread, with volunteers serving nearly twenty organizations that provide crucial support to various community needs.

“Election Anxiety” is a thing. In fact, three out of four Americans have it right now, says the American Psychiatric Association. If you’re worried and stressed, you’re not alone.

At a recent chapel service, Tricia Bell, Chief Legal Counsel for Medi-Share, shared about her experience with breast cancer over the past year. And while she never glosses over the hardship, Tricia’s honest testimony centers around one major theme: Gratitude.

[As seen on iBelieve.] Over and over, the book of Proverbs warns us that pride comes before a fall. Samson’s life displays this quite literally. His story in the book of Judges provides an object lesson showing how not to live. So, if we want to reject pride and avoid its consequences, how should we live instead? Perhaps the key can be found in what Samson lacked: Vulnerability.