How can I grow and strengthen my faith in God?! Well, I can answer that in three words...

“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”

The problem in our present-day culture; we don't want to die to self; we always want our way; well don't we - admit it! And it's at that precise moment when two worlds collide.

I must say that I thoroughly love this time of year! The change of seasons; holidays, music, food, goodies, family, friends! In fact, I often find myself reminiscing on fond memories of Thanksgiving & Christmas’ past with my family and greatly anticipating those new memories we will c

Welcome to ‘The Walk!’ While our present day culture promotes a mosaic; a blended variety of false religious paths which, they claim, all lead to truth – distinctively, our God boldly paves a one-way path of truth leading to eternal life.

Quickly ponder, in self-evaluation, our walk of faith. Now let me ask this; are we a tumbleweed or a tree? Say what, Doug? What are you talking about; I think you’re losing it. No seriously, when it comes to our daily walk of faith, are we a tumbleweed or a tree?

Have you ever noticed that weeds grow everywhere even in the most inhospitable climate and location? How’s that possible? I mean, I was working in my yard the other day and noticed that a small weed had begun growing through a tiny, I mean a tiny pinhole in the concrete sidewalk. What

LABOR ISSUES RESOLVED, CENTRAL BASKETBALL TO RESUME! After a heated and sometimes contentious labor dispute (which cost the league its spring slate of games), Central Men’s Basketball is back this summer; leaner, meaner, and ready for some action. Four teams will take to the cou

Think about it; what we believe tremendously influences how we live every day. So, the question is, what do we believe?

This is the story of the Joplin tornado from the view of Josh Reed. Here’s what he has to say: I was in Wal-Mart getting some stuff before I headed over to spend some time with my family (my mom, grandparents and aunt). They were still in town for my graduation that happened the