"Keep Your Heart" encourages us to look within at who we really are, our character, what will define our actions, choices, and priorities. 

Keep Your Heart

ByBlake Stanley

Keep your heart with all diligence, for out of it spring the issues of life (Proverbs 4:23). The heart is referenced over 750 times in the Bible. In most instances, it is not referring to the organ that pumps blood throughout our body. More often, the Bible uses the heart as a metaphor for something…

"The Fruit of the Womb" makes the case for human life from the moment of conception by considering the examples of Jesus and John the Baptist

The Fruit of the Womb

ByCharles Fry

Luke chapter 1 reports the divine promises, delivered by the angel Gabriel, of the impending births of John the Baptist and Jesus of Nazareth. Both births were for God’s purposes, fulfilling prophecies at a time chosen by God. Both depended on God’s power. John’s birth would be an answer to previous prayers (1:13) at a…