Columns
Here’s a Thought: Good Theater
By Taylor Mason
The Oscars! What a night! Is there any other business that routinely congratulates itself on being itself?
The Truth Hurts: You Like Me, You Really Like Me!
By Brad Stine
So I sit in a hotel in Seward Alaska minding my own business, when suddenly it dawns on me. … I am making a movie!
Time Out: Why don’t my kids want to “Friend” me on Facebook?
By Patty Elder
When I was young, the TV had rabbit ears, the cool video game was Pong, and we talked on rotary phones. So how's a mother to raise her kids in the Digital Age?
Martha's Laugh Lines: Say ‘Cheese!’
By Martha Bolton
My husband lost a little something on the way to the portrait studio, like his smile. ...
The Raving Redhead: Cart, Then Horse
By Teresa Roberts Logan
I was just reading an article on stupid state laws and came across this one: In New Jersey, it is illegal to wear a bulletproof vest while committing a murder.
Devotionals
The "P" WordOctober 01, 2008
By Sheryl Young
One day a church leader pointed out that I only volunteered for things that put me in some kind of limelight. Boy, did he nail it.
My Husband’s DrawersSeptember 09, 2008
By Janet Ann Collins
It's only because of my relationship with my husband that I do things according to his standards. And it's only because we are Christians that we need and want to follow God's commandments even if we don't always understand his purpose.
A Little White Frosted LieSeptember 05, 2008
By Sheryl Young
I'm a recovering "tale spinner" and this time the cupcakes were my downfall. I didn't mean to lie. The sugar made me do it.
Slug SlimeJuly 29, 2008
By Jaret Ann Collins
Apparently, Grandfather didn’t think telling untrue things to children counted as lying. I'm ashamed to admit it, but there have been times I have rationalized my own dishonesty in similar ways.
Moses Should Have Carried a Bigger StickJuly 14, 2008
By Tim White
Have you ever wondered what it must have been like for Moses? If anyone was ever justified in uttering, “Why me Lord?” Moses had to be the man.
A Lifestyle of BusynessJune 17, 2008
By Anita Higman
Even when I’m having a devotion time on my patio glider, I find myself plucking dead blossoms off the potted roses. My motto should be “Chores, Never Snores!”
Success Can Lead to FailureMay 02, 2008
By Linda Lariscy
King Uzziah was an extraordinarily successful king. He was smart and popular. He ruled well. ... He was so successful, it went to his head.
Criticism Is The Best Growth HormoneApril 23, 2008
By Kathy Carlton Willis
A wise person told me once that I should always look for the kernel of truth in any criticism.
Who Is My Neighbor?April 21, 2008
By Kathy Carlton Willis
Eighteen homes. One cul-de-sac. All walks of life. These are the ingredients for a neighborhood.
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