
October 20, 2026
The Search for Calm Waters in a Sea of Technology
Douglas A. Spears

Can we give thanks when life brings grief and tragedy? Sam E. Stone explores 1 Thessalonians 5:18, the example of J. Russell Morse, and the difference between gratitude…

When unexpected deaths interrupt our plans, what matters most? Mark A. Taylor reflects on Scripture's promise of peace, Paul's call to fruitful labor, and the urgency of living…

Kay Moll recalls the hospital hallway where grief overwhelmed her, prayer failed, and Scripture came at the exact moment she needed comfort from God’s Word.

LeRoy Lawson reflects on how grief, loss, and suffering have shaped his spiritual growth, offering a candid testimony that pain often teaches what success cannot.

Larry W. Timm encourages ministers to treat funeral messages as sacred ministry, offering grieving families biblical comfort, personal care, humility, and honest grace.

Derek L. Duncan reflects on Psalm 33 and the comfort Scripture gives when believers feel alone, lost, or burdened by the pressure to control life.

After losing his oldest son in a sudden accident, Chris DeWelt reflects on what grief feels like and shares practical, patient ways to walk with those who mourn—through…
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