by Valerie Morikone | Guest Blogs
Receiving new eyes to understand someone else’s situation allows empathy to dwell in our heart. Empathy means we not only feel sorry for someone, but that we come alongside them because our heart is touched by the feelings they are experiencing. We have a new...
by Valerie Morikone | Guest Blogs
During a phone conversation with a 3ABN donor, they shared about the first time they contacted an Adventist church. They were watching Doug Batchelor on 3ABN, were captivated, and eventually reached out to the closest Seventh-day Adventist churches in their area. With...
by Valerie Morikone | Guest Blogs
Being a grandparent is a delight. My husband Dan and I have one “grand” toddler who is four years old, named Emma. We’ve waited many years for this special package of joy and recently had the privilege of being her caregivers for two weeks while her parents took an...
by Jenni Poling | Guest Blogs
I have greatly admired and at times even envied people who seem to have no problem sharing literature, talking, or praying with someone they’ve just met. They often say that they ask and receive these “divine appointments.” However, my envy stems from wishing I had...
by Jenni Poling | Guest Blogs
To be honest, I have frequently skimmed 1 Peter 3:3–4 before, and it never made much impression on me—that is, until I read it in the New King James Version, which says: “Do not let your adornment be merely outward—arranging the hair, wearing gold, or putting on fine...
by Jenni Poling | Guest Blogs
Perhaps you remember, or have heard of the “WWJD” movement that became popular back in the 1990s. You would find people wearing a wristband with those four letters on it, signifying the question, “What Would Jesus Do?” It caused many to carefully consider what they...
