It saves you money, it increases your health, it tastes great, and it’s easy to do. What is it?

As companies get off the ground, they pray for longevity. They hope for sustainability. Many will even cast a vision for the type of legacy they intend to leave on their industry, their customers, or their community.

The state of Hawaii recently passed the Our Care, Our Choice Act, which legalizes “medically assisted death.” For those wanting to end their life, it requires they have two witnesses attesting to their desire for death and two doctors agreeing the patient has six months or fewer to live.

There is so much sickness in the world today. Many say it is connected to the foods we eat, our environment, or even brought on by that which is meant to “heal” us in the first place – medicine.

Any chance we get, Christian Care Ministry likes to shine a light on our Medi-Share members and the Kingdom work they are doing in their communities and beyond.

Revised May 2024 By guest financial blogger and Medi-Share member, Bob Lotich Explore finances through a biblical lens with five Bible verses about money every Christian should know, including guiding principles for stewardship, and trusting in God's provision. Being a Christian is about more than just eternal life; it’s about pleasing our Heavenly Father here on earth by living out our faith and living a life that is peaceful, victorious, and God-honoring. It should affect every aspect of our lives, even down to our stewardship of the money God provides. And the best way to discover how God wants us to steward money is to go to the source … His Word! There are five Bible verses about money every Christian should know. As we go through these verses from the Bible, the goal is to get you familiar with what God’s Word says about money, so that you can follow His guidance. 1 Timothy 6:10 Malachi 3:10 Acts 20:35 Prov 22:7 Philippian 4:19

You got the results – positive! Whether you were expecting it or not, if it was a surprise or planned, you have a little one on the way. It’s such an exciting time, but things can get overwhelming real quick.

By Jennifer Driscoll Have you ever found yourself going through the motions? Reading a daily devotion, check. Thanking God for the day, check. Listening to Christian music in the car, check.