by Jordan Moore Years ago, my HVAC boss surprised each employee with a generous gift. After several weeks of grueling labor in the hot...

Likely the most memorable quote from “The Three Musketeers” is the motto: “all for one and one for all.” But long before Dumas ever...

by Jordan Moore The Apostle John wrote that God “gave the right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name” (Jn. 1:12)....

by Jordan Moore While no one is sure who first made the statement, there are those in the world who ascribe to the idea that “the Bible...

by Jordan Moore Much is rightfully made of Job’s faith in the midst of terribly difficult trials that he endured at the hand of Satan...

Would it surprise you to learn there is a specific practice that, if implemented worldwide today, would prevent 10 million deaths...

In the waning hours of Granny’s life, I was sent a short video of Mommom at Granny’s bedside. In the video, Mommom was joining a...

Jordan Moore Perhaps the most under-appreciated and overlooked hymn lyrics of all are the ones that come directly from scripture. Some of...

Jordan Moore Have you ever been listening to a song that you’ve heard before, but then something clicks for the first time? Or maybe the...

In the early morning hours of Shabbat, there is a calming stillness that lingers over the city of Jerusalem. You can hear the chorus of...

Here's how to keep your faith in a time period of life when many lose it...

Humanity once lived in a pristine world. God’s love allowed freedom of choice, but sin changed everything. Disease and pain entered the...

Elisha could see the anguished Shunammite woman moving rapidly across the valley. What was troubling her? Was something wrong with her...

BY JOHN W. MOORE The personal pressures of life and the collective concerns of a people during civil unrest are often overwhelming....

There are some occupations that undoubtedly require a special kind of a person. Undertaking is certainly one of those occupations.

Head covered, barefoot and weeping, King David climbed the Mount of Olives in hurried flight. The Kingdom was in turmoil.

Some barriers are meant for good, but others were destined to be destroyed.

Sometimes it’s required that you see outrageous behavior in others in order to see the error in your own ways. See 2 Samuel 12:1-7

On a rugged, isolated mountaintop, despite the darkness of a cave, David grew in faith and composed some of the world's greatest poetry.

Do we not still have opportunities to abound in a multitude of ways? Why? Because God's grace is still abounding (2 Cor. 9:8)!