Honoring God’s creation by caring for the Earth

Honoring God’s creation by caring for the Earth

Reading Time: 4 minutesAccording to the Scriptures, humanity was entrusted as caretakers of the world around us. We have a responsibility to respect and preserve the world. So on this Earth Day and every day after, let's celebrate God's creation with gratitude and renew our

Artza: Bring the Holy Land Home for the Holidays

Artza: Bring the Holy Land Home for the Holidays

Reading Time: 7 minutesDisclaimer: This post is sponsored by Artza. The land of the Bible is filled with iconic seas, vast deserts, lush hillsides, and cities both ancient and modern. Israel continues to capture the imaginations of people throughout the world, and millions of Christians

Hi, Neighbor! (His Encouragement)

Hi, Neighbor! (His Encouragement)

Reading Time: 2 minutesA few days ago, our 4-year-old son and I lingered in our front yard as evening approached. "Mama, is that a neighbor?" he asked excitedly. "Yes, he is our neighbor." Without hesitating, he leaned over, waved happily, and shouted: "Hi, Neighbor!"

If God exists, does He care about what happens to us?

If God exists, does He care about what happens to us?

Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the world grapples with so much uncertainty and sadness... pandemic, unemployment, tragedies, unrest... many people are asking the big questions in life: Does God really exist, and if so, does He care about what’s happening to us? Why is there so

Do something by Eunice Smart

Do something by Eunice Smart

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe following message was written by my friend Eunice Smart. Throughout the Scriptures, God’s people are called to stand for justice and speak for those who cannot. At A Heavenly Home, we believe that the home – the family – should be

Raising wise children (His Encouragement)

Raising wise children (His Encouragement)

Reading Time: 3 minutesToday’s Scripture My son, if your heart is wise, my heart too will be glad. Proverbs 23:15, ESV Being a parent is not easy even in the best of times, but challenges and crisis can bring an entirely new level of difficulty.

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