Seniors

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  12 Bible Characters Who Did Great Things for God in Their Old Age Early in our marriage, Renée and I invested a lot of time with women and men in their 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. One of our dear friends lived to be 101. Another lived to be 106. These two (and many others)... David Sanford Nov 25, 2019
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  7 Things to Do If You Think You’re Having a Midlife Crisis Whether we extend a warm smile, a listening ear, or a sweet compliment—or hop on a plane to Africa to share the Good News of Jesus—God is quick to lift you out of your pit of despair when you... Molly Parker Nov 21, 2019
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  I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up: Musings of a Senior Sinner A long life will certainly have its fair share of trips, bumps, falls, and bruises. Here are four truths to keep you focused on God's path for you. Melinda Eye Cooper Nov 04, 2019
• Lessons from 3 Biblical Leaders on How to Leave a Godly Legacy Look behind you. Who is following in your footsteps and where are you leading them? It’s never too late to leave a legacy. Dr. Julie Barrier Nov 04, 2019
• Church Declining? Merge Seniors and Millennials to Revitalize The current wave of church mergers presents a unique opportunity for declining churches to start a new life cycle. Seniors invest in new generations of leaders, working together to bring living water to your... Tim Lucas Oct 28, 2019
• 12 Christlike Characteristics to Affirm in Your Grandchildren While nurturing grandchildren, be on the lookout for Christlikeness they demonstrate. When you witness it, be sure to speak or write words of affirmation. It's a worthy investment. Deborah Haddix Oct 21, 2019
• What Do Widows in the Bible Teach Us about Loss? Many women say losing a mate is like losing a limb. It's a torturous, treacherous journey. Only by the grace of God can one survive it. The Bible is filled with stories of widows who show us the way by... Dr. Julie Barrier Oct 14, 2019
• How to Trust God with Your Grown Children Three Bible mothers have taught me how to trust my grown kids to God. One taught me commitment, one taught me conniving, and one taught me perseverance. Dr. Julie Barrier Sep 30, 2019
• 7 Empowering Ways to View ‘Aches and Pains’ from a Godly Perspective A few years ago, I was extremely athletic. Fitness gave me energy and confidence, helped me maintain a healthy weight, and enabled me to work in the Lord’s service. Over the years, however; running and other... Candice Lucey Sep 23, 2019
• Is it Wrong to Ask for a Prenuptial Agreement before Remarrying as a Senior? Dear Roger, I have been through a bad divorce, and have no way to earn back my assets now at 64. Is it wrong to ask for a prenuptial agreement? Dr. Roger Barrier Sep 16, 2019
• 4 Hopeful Prayers for Your Children and Grandchildren as They Head Back to School In addition to providing yummy lunches and the necessary school supplies, praying for our children is a powerful and effective way we can partner with God in the work that He wants to do in our children’s... Lisa Samra Sep 02, 2019
• 5 Things I Wish I'd Known about Caring for a Parent with Alzheimer's My list certainly isn’t exhaustive and the order changes from conversation to conversation, but here are five things I wish I knew about caring for a mother with Alzheimer's. Mike Glenn Aug 27, 2019