Lauren Dunn is an education reporter for World News Group. She loves stories (especially the good ones), making pizza (usually double pepperoni), and spending time with friends and family. Lauren has lived most of her life in Wichita, Kan., but still regularly gets lost when driving around town.
I’ve read stories of seemingly insignificant moments that were life-changing. Every story illustrated God is working — even in the details.
We are given the responsibility to help each other complete the good works God has planned for us. So stir up some love and good works this Sunday.
Do something. Tell the world that every life – born, unborn, mother, father, child – matters. Then show them that they matter to you.
Because of Christmas, we have hope that God will always be with us in our loneliness and disappointment and grief, and that He will redeem all of it.
Instead of trying to avoid inevitable failure, maybe it would be better to learn the right way to handle it. Here are some ideas to get us started.
Sometimes seeking out professional help is necessary, but all anxiety requires help on some level — help that God and others around us can give.
For Christians, our relationships with our neighbors should be different than simply waving hello. And single Christians are no exception.
If you have a day off this Memorial Day, consider spending some time actively remembering. Make this Memorial Day more than just a day off.
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