by Phil Heiser | Faith & Fellowship magazine
It was another nightmare. Sunday morning, and I wasn’t ready to preach. In fact, I didn’t even know I was preaching until just minutes before worship. Once I was able to actually find the sanctuary, my sermon was nowhere to be found. “Guess I’ll have to ‘wing it,’” I...
by Brent Juliot | Faith & Fellowship magazine
I’ve been thinking a lot about the challenge of masks. They’ve become a part of our culture for the time being. They are very challenging, as it has become harder to carry on conversations with strangers, and harder to read expressions of people we know. So much of...
by Troy Tysdal | Faith & Fellowship magazine
There are moments in our lives, when we are tempted to believe that we have arrived—that we’ve reached the top. Coming to faith can feel like one such moment. It is freeing, liberating, empowering, when you realize that Jesus Christ has taken your sin to the cross and...
by Craig Jennings | Faith & Fellowship magazine
The story is told of an elderly grandfather who was very wealthy. He was in fairly good health for his age, except that his hearing was failing him. So he decided to purchase hearing aids. Two weeks later he returned to the audiologist so that she could make final...
by Elroy Vesta | Faith & Fellowship magazine
“I know you… but from where, and who are you?” Those were my thoughts as I sat waiting for some friends to join us for coffee and fellowship in December. I listened and responded to the questions and interacted as best I could. I came to realize that...
by Zachary Smith | Faith & Fellowship magazine
When I was in high school, I helped chaperone a trip for some of the kids of the church to go out at night to Hoffman Hills, a hiking trail and recreational area near Menomonie, Wisconsin. Much of the trail went through wooded areas that mostly covered up the night...
