Posts about Spiritual Health

My husband and I love to visit Jetty Park in Cape Canaveral, Florida to watch all the cruise ships leave the port. One of our favorite things to do is try to guess where they’re headed and how many people might be on board. We often cheerfully wave back in greeting to several of them who are standing and waving on the upper decks.

For many of us, worship is something we associate with Sunday mornings, gathering in beautiful sanctuaries, singing hymns, and hearing the Word alongside friends and family. Worship often starts at 11:00 a.m. and ends promptly at noon. But what if worship didn’t end when we walked out of the church doors?

At Medi-Share, we believe that honoring God includes caring for the bodies He’s entrusted to us. That’s why we’ve created the Biblical Wellness Program—a comprehensive, faith-centered approach to health and wellness available to every Medi-Share Complete member.

The Lifeline of Prayer in Governance Prayer is more than a personal practice; it is a holy connection to God that brings hope, wisdom, and grace into every aspect of our lives—including government and leadership. When we pray for government leaders and elected officials, we surrender their guidance to God, the One who holds all wisdom, and trust Him to move through their decisions for the good of our communities.

[As previously seen at KKLA.com and Crosswalk.com] The biblical mandate of stewardship requires believers to treat everything they have with responsibility. But is it possible to become too responsible with what we’ve been given?

“Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us …”

The older I get, the more I realize just how remarkably unprepared I am for the complexities of life.

[As previously seen on Crosswalk.com] I have a memory that pops up once in a while. I was in second grade, playing outside with my two best friends. We stood in a circle, and we decided we would each point to our best friend. Lauren pointed at Becca, and Becca pointed at Lauren. I can't remember who I pointed to, but I do remember that no one pointed at me. It was so long ago, so simple, and yet so hurtful.