Seniors

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  5 Easy Recipes to Try This Christmas Eating a meal together often brings a sense of joy and contentment to our physical bodies, along with drawing people together emotionally and spiritually. Good food helps to build bridges and cultivate... Lynette Kittle Dec 19, 2024
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  10 Ways to Pray Bigger Prayers in the New Year Prayer is powerful. God is all heart, and He knows ours fully. Prayer is an intimate connection with our Creator, who hears us and loves us. Jesus sacrificed His life to forever open up the lines of... Meg Bucher Dec 10, 2024
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  Facing Your First Christmas with an Incurable Illness Jesus died in order for us to live, and I have chosen to take hold of this blessing. What will you do? Vivian Bricker Dec 09, 2024
• How Do You Process the Grief of Never Becoming a Grandparent? Many of my friends have grandchildren, but I know others who don’t. When they have a conversation with their children about their decisions not to have children, it makes them sad and creates a grieving... Linda Gilden Dec 02, 2024
• 5 Ways Grandparents Can Cultivate a Healthy Family Environment It can happen in the best of families. Tensions grow when a new grandchild arrives, and the new mom and grandma have some significant disagreement on the best way to care for that newborn.Or Grandpa sees... Cavin T. Harper Dec 02, 2024
• How to Celebrate Christmas When the Kids Are Away Although I might miss my adult children during the holidays, it is a good time to evaluate my parent-heart and compare what I wanted for them when they were growing up versus what I want for them now. Do I...
• 18 Ways to Make the Most Out of Your Retirement Whether you’re currently retired, or it’s a dream well into the future, you can turn your golden years into ones as fulfilling as your working years had been. Here are 18 ways to make the most out of your... Sarah Hamaker Nov 25, 2024
• 10 Ways Grandparents Can Support Their Children While Still Letting Them Lead Their Families If you have grandkids you know how hard it is to not be too pushy with your opinions or “great ideas” to be helpful. You know what I’m talking about: The baby has croup. It sounds horrible. You’ve been there... Rhonda Stoppe Nov 18, 2024
• 7 Ways God Can Use Your Retirement to Further His Kingdom “The trouble with retirement is that you never get a day off.” ~Abe LemonsFor many, retirement is bittersweet, as it marks the end of a career that was familiar, yet starts a new season of rest and... Jennifer Waddle Nov 12, 2024
• 8 Memorable Ideas for Bonding with Family on Thanksgiving Aside from a meal together on Thanksgiving, connecting the generations in these eight small but memorable ways can help build fruitful family bonds. Deborah Haddix Nov 11, 2024
• 7 Areas of Our Lives That Defeat “Father Time” As we grow older and as the face of our congregations change, what areas of our lives indeed defeat Father Time? Chad Napier Nov 04, 2024
• 3 Steps to Letting Go of Family Traditions and Embracing New Ones It hurts putting things into the past we want to keep in the present. Through this season of life, I managed to learn a few things. Here are 3 steps to letting go of family traditions and embracing new ones. Melinda Eye Cooper Oct 28, 2024