When the unexpected happens, we usually feel God using the challenge to forge us into the people he wants us to become. Read More »
Brittany Duke | September 16th, 2023 Brittany Duke | September 16th, 2023 It is not difficult today for most of us to feel surrounded by darkness and uncertainty. Turn on any news station or Read More »
Brittany Duke | September 9th, 2023 In the journey of life, courage stands as a catalyst for transformation and growth. Defined as the ability to face difficulty, danger, Read More »
Brittany Duke | September 2nd, 2023 As August draws nearer to an end, many families are transitioning from summer activities to the everyday routines of a new school Read More »
Brittany Duke | August 23rd, 2023 In Daniel 6, Scripture provides the narrative of Daniel in the lion’s den, a story that recounts the unwavering faith and courage Read More »
Brittany Duke | August 19th, 2023 America has an anger problem. Ed Stetzer, author of Christians in the Age of Outrage, says we have an “Outrage Culture”. Outrage Read More »
Roy Wooten | August 12th, 2023 Shame and grace are powerful emotions that shape our experiences and relationships. For literally most of human history, shame has been a Read More »
Brittany Duke | August 6th, 2023 Patience – the art of gracefully waiting. An invitation to slow down in a world that moves at a breakneck pace. A Read More »
Brittany Duke | July 22nd, 2023 Lisa Modrzejewski, Crucible Women’s Ministry Leader, shares the following reflection on how Crucible has impacted the way she interacts with her world: Read More »
lisa.modrzejewski | July 20th, 2023 Former President Theodore Roosevelt stood at the Sorbonne in Paris on April 23, 1920, and delivered his speech, “Citizenship in a Republic” Read More »
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