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A little girl learns that summer fun can be more than just a trip to the swimming pool. Vacation Bible School was a life-changing experience-glitter and all!

We all need a little attention, but Jesus should take center stage of our lives. God calls us to be humble and to joyfully serve Him.

Chocolate is delightful, tempting and fattening. Sin may be fun and tasty at first, but eventually leads to spiritual death.

Every little girl needs a father or grandfather in her life who models the intimate, caring, faithful love of God the Father. Grandpa B did just that.

Kids love sweets and fill their little tummies with as much as they can get. We need to crave God's Word in the same way. His words are like honey to our souls.

Stinky, messy Saturday chores are the bane child's existence. Growing up means we do things we may not like for a greater good. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, takes care of His sheep, but we are definitely a CHORE.

An ailing five-year-old suffers with chronic illness when a group of kind kindergarten students show genuine love and concern. God never forgets us.

Brothers and sisters often struggle with intimacy and unity. God longs for us to love our near ones unselfishly and humbly.

Relational outreach involves personal connection, intercession, invitation, inclusion and instruction.

A healthy marriage is characterized by mutual giving and receiving. Parents must teach biblical values, invest love and defer to their needs.

God created man with physical, spiritual and relational needs. Relational needs are to be satisfied by near ones such as spouses, family, friends and church members.

Christ received His authority and power from His Father. Our authority as believers is through the power of the Holy Spirit in Jesus' name. We operate in faith, love and obedience.