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The specific "Easter Bunny" we know today likely originated in 16th-century Germany.

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As I conclude my Wintering season(see my post from yesterday), I’ve been looking ahead with hope for Spring.

I’m writing this a few weeks ahead of time, while we are in the midst of a mid-March blizzard in the Midwest.

The flood of Noah is the one most destructive act in the history of the earth. And it was brought on by a just,…

Genesis 22 has one of the craziest stories in the Bible. God tells Abraham to take his son Isaac and sacrifice him. Abraham, without questioning God, begins gathering wood for the burnt offering and takes his son Isaac to be sacrificed. Right before Abraham takes his son’s life, the Angel of the Lord stops him and says, “Now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son.” This isn’t the craziest part.

For the next few weeks, La Crosse Pizza Ranch is hosting a Full Court Press Against Hunger food drive! They're collecting non-perishable food items…

Proverbs 15:28 says, “The heart of the godly thinks carefully before speaking; the mouth of the wicked overflows with evil words.” The heart of the godly is called to think before we speak. How hard is that when someone says something mean to you, puts you down, or makes you feel bad? Our first instinct is usually to get emotional and fire back.

Prayer is a gift from God. Although we are all unworthy to talk with our perfect, divine God, He is gracious enough to give us the gift of prayer since through Jesus, our sins are forgiven and we are made new. It should be at the center of your life and your daily walk with God. Life can get busy and hectic, and time can get away from us. Before we know it, it can be days since we’ve talked with God. How can we build consistent prayer habits? Who better to look to than the Son of God, our perfect human example—Jesus?

In the First Epistle of John, the author, believed to be Apostle John, presents a pretty black-and-white way to identify whether we are, in fact, in Christ.

Gratitude isn’t just mentioned once or twice in scripture.

Every Tuesday morning at 8:04 AM a small group of individuals from the Support Center gather to offer up prayer requests to God.