Order in Chaos
Written by Adam Brown Last fall, I traveled to Budapest, Hungary to study abroad for three and a half months. While I was in Budapest, I traveled to different places in Europe on the weekends and tried to do anything but … Continue reading Order in Chaos
Our Rescue
Written by Olivia Albrecht / October 2018 Hurricane Florence raged through the Carolinas recently. People’s homes and possessions are ruined. Entire cities are flooded. The devastation is immense. The US Coast Guard, among others, have been rescuing people and animals from … Continue reading Our Rescue
Comfort in Knowing
Written by Nathan Buck / September 2018 Most of us wish we knew everything at this time of year! As school starts, we wish we knew the outcomes of daunting life changes; unforeseen problems and expenses; answers to every test we … Continue reading Comfort in Knowing
Christian Education
Written by Sam Lisak / May 2018 Later this month my congregation will be celebrating our Christian day school’s 25th Anniversary. Twenty-five years of having, maintaining, and growing a Christian Day School is something to be celebrated, and something that I … Continue reading Christian Education
An Opportunity for Growth
Written by Nick Blue / April 2018 There will be a time in every Christian’s life when they will be face to face with an opportunity to spread God’s loving Word. Whether it comes up casually in a conversation with a … Continue reading An Opportunity for Growth
The Bible is not an Elective
Written by Emily Hein / April 2018 As I’m getting closer to my senior year, academic advisors and professors have been stressing to my class that it’s important to choose which technical electives to take senior year. They advise that you … Continue reading The Bible is not an Elective
Not Just Filler
Written by Jaqi Gerbitz My high school music teacher/choir director has a phrase which he drills into each of his students. If nothing else, the phrase “Hymns are not just filler!” will be hammered into your mind by the end … Continue reading Not Just Filler
Busted
Written by Sam Lisak / March 2018 March Madness is one of the most exciting times of the year for sports fans. Fans look forward to the NCAA Tournament starting off with almost 4 days of continuous basketball. While always having … Continue reading Busted
Love and Marriage
Written by Joey Mielke / September 2017 Marriage is like a road trip. There are smooth roads, there are bumpy roads, there may even be some off-roading. There are turns, there are hills, and sometimes mountains. You may even run out … Continue reading Love and Marriage
A Letter to a Friend
Written by Rachel Gerbitz / March 2018 Let’s take a moment and flashback to May 23rd, 2015. We stayed up late the night before to watch High School Musical 3 and woke up early that morning to walk across a stage … Continue reading A Letter to a Friend