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"How lovely on the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who announces peace and brings good news of happiness, who announces salvation, and says to Zion, 'Your God reigns!' "
Isaiah 52:7 NASB
July 2014, Volume 13 Issue 6
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Notes from Nancy
What awe and wonder God has shown to us through his creation! Even more wonderful and awesome is the fact God wants a special relationship with each of us individually. ...more
Women in Christ Commentary: Here I Am.
People wonder, if there is a God, why does he not show himself? The answer is: He does. He did in the past. He will now. He will in the future. The problem is: We do not recognize him because we carry a false image of what he looks like. ...more
Bible Study Guide: Peace Among Men
How can you receive the peace Jesus offers? ...more
Abundance of the Heart: Psalm 85:8-11
I will hear what God the LORD will speak: ... more
Exhortation: Great Peace
The Scriptures tell us that humanity does not know the way to peace (Isaiah 59:8.) Look at the world around us and we can see the truth of that statement. ... more
Book Review:
Chip Ingram, the author of God As He Longs for You to See Him, states his purpose as: "In the chapters of this book, I want to help you develop an image of God as he longs to be seen. He has taken several millennia, inspired hundreds of pages of Scripture, and gone through a traumatic incarnation to paint an accurate portrait of himself." ...more
If you haven't yet read Guidelines for Research Reading from the first issue (January 2002), we recommend reading these brief suggestions as an introduction to the book reviews. ...more