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Man and woman reuniting and hugging each other.

See You Again Someday

  • by Karen Edelbach
Over 50 years ago, on a spring afternoon in 1968, two Air Force officers arrived at our family farm in Hobart, Indiana.
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Why Ask Why?

Why Ask Why?

  • by Carolyn Trombi
Have you ever found yourself in a tragic situation and asked God, “Why is this happening to me?”
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Broken Laws, Broken Dreams

Broken Laws, Broken Dreams

  • by Janet Treadway
On a cold wintry day in November 1993, my daughter and I experienced one of the saddest days of our life together, a day that will be etched in our minds forever.
In Great Tragedy We Win

In Great Tragedy We Win

  • by Janet Treadway
God says our hearts are where our treasures are. Therefore, it is important to choose our treasure wisely.
FORWARD! Now is Not the Time

FORWARD! Now is Not the Time

  • by Victor Kubik
The book of Ecclesiastes tells us that there is a time for all things. As Christians we need to be sensitive to how we act and react.

Michigan Paper Campaigns Against High Divorce Rate

  • by Melvin Rhodes
As the state of New York joins the other 49 states in allowing no-fault divorce, a surprising bill before the Michigan legislature aims to make divorce for couples with young children more difficult.
A person looking out at a body of water.

Tragedies are Times for Testing Priorities

  • by Larry Walker
The main lesson I learned is that tragedy forces us to reexamine our priorities in a way that we simply do not do during normal times of comfortable living. What are your priorities?

Discover the Power of Forgiveness

  • by Larry Walker
Forgiveness can be a very sore subject for many. We have all experienced hurt or offense from someone. How are we supposed to react? Do we forgive and let the other person get away with whatever they have done? Recent research suggests we only hurt ourselves if we do not forgive. However, this knowledge is not new. For thousands of years, the way to forgiveness existed in the pages of God’s Word...

Armageddon and Divine Intervention

  • by Gerhard Marx
In an age of ever-increasing violence and horrifying acts of terrorism, bewildered people ask: Where is God? Why did the Almighty not intervene and prevent the outrages of Sept. 11?
Why Do We Blame God for Catastrophes?

Why Do We Blame God for Catastrophes?

  • by Good News
When an accidental death occurs or a weather disaster or earthquake demolishes buildings and injures or kills people, is it fair to classify such troubling events as deliberate acts of God?

The Resurrection: The Astounding Biblical Truth

  • by John Miller
The concept of a resurrection to life—a biblical teaching few understand—was no longer an intangible promise from the pages of the Bible. The resurrection suddenly became a real event for me. I saw it for the first time for what it is: a commitment from Jesus Christ Himself.