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Facing Trouble

  • by United Church of God
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go" (Joshua 1:9).

Deborah, the Judge and Mother in Israel

  • by Judy Swanson
Have you ever wondered what it must have been like to have been the children or grandchildren of Deborah? She was placed in the highest position of power, with the consent of the people. She was one of very few women in history to have ever attained such public dignity and supreme authority.

FORWARD! Don't Listen to the 10 Spies!

  • by Mike Bennett
After the plagues on Egypt, after the parting of the Red Sea, after the thunder and lightning on Mt. Sinai, Israel moved on and was within striking distance of the Promised Land.

Chihuahua to Wolf

  • by United Church of God
Ever been afraid of something that turned out to be nothing?

Treasure Digest: Let's Win the Race!

  • by Janet Treadway
Recently I watched the popular movie Seabiscuit. After it was over, the tears just flowed as I thought of all the lessons that I learned from this movie based on a true story.

A Diamond Is Forever

  • by Daniel Macaraeg
Dazzling, precious diamonds can help us more clearly see what God has in mind for us—as His jewels.

Courage Under Fire

  • by Larry Greider
Do you do what is right and good even if it is difficult? Many today are more interested in personal happiness than personal goodness. Is it possible to have both?

Courage in an Age of Apathy

  • by David Treybig
When asked to do something challenging, many respond, "Who, me?" It's as if they don't want to have their peaceful lives disturbed with anything difficult. How about you? Are you willing to be a courageous leader?

Are We Our Brother's Keeper?

  • by Good News
America witnessed its share of Good Samaritans during and after the recent World Trade Center disaster. They are to be commended for their call to duty and sacrifice, some even giving up their lives in the process.

America's Good Samaritans: Selfless Sacrifice and Heroism

  • by Good News
Not since Pearl Harbor has the United States experienced such a shock of national proportions as it received on Sept. 11. Yet out of the rubble and carnage rose a multitude of Good Samaritans. Some sacrificed their lives. Others gave unmeasured comfort to the wounded and brokenhearted. All left us unforgettable examples.
a person jumping in midair above a lake against a mountain backdrop

Will You Jump in the Lake Too?

  • by Robert H Berendt
We are strongly influenced by people around us. Often the actions of others draw us simply because it seems everybody is doing it. Few people give serious thought to consequences or to the future.

Why Was David So Bold?

  • by Jerold Aust
David possessed a boldness uncommon, but its source is available to us, too!

God's Color Guard

  • by Gary Petty
Being a member of the color guard, bearing the standard for a group, is a position of honor, courage and responsibility. You are called to help bear a standard.

Why Did He Have to Die?

  • by Cecil Maranville
This is the story of two men, living many centuries apart, who willingly gave their lives so others could survive. It's a story you need to understand.