We are living in unprecedented times. Politically, socially and philosophically, Americans have never been more divided. But what if we, the true Body of Christ, were seen by a scattered and divided public as bizarrely at peace?
I am constantly amazed by the Father. He is doing so many things today that are meant to bring fruit, answer prayers, and change the course of lives way into the future. It is like He is always playing chess; moving each piece into place to set up for another move possibly years later.
Despite our country's progress in the areas of racism and dismantling institutional religion, in many ways, society has devolved. If anyone seeks evidence of the damage caused by the abandonment of God’s ideal structure for the family, they should visit Youth-Reach.
My name is Kelley Léger. I'm a Youth-Reach Houston (YRH) graduate, and this is my story. I grew up with a mom who loved the Lord, but my father passed away when I was four years old. I never really had a man's example to follow or someone to lead me into manhood...
The year 2020 certainly was a wake-up call, and if you have taken any time to get into a quiet and contemplative place, you may have picked up some really good areas where we can all be better people in this new year. Here are some points I have picked up.
By: Curt Williams, Founder & Executive Director It is like the 800-pound gorilla in the room, and he shows up each week at church and no one wants to notice. Everyone looks the other way. [...]
By: Curt Williams, Founder & Executive Director We were told to expect a weak Category One storm, and that it was headed to New Orleans…then it was Biloxi, Pascagoula, the state line area, and Dauphin [...]
By: Curt Williams, Founder & Executive Director It was several years ago. I was reading the account in chapter 8 of the Gospel of John that recounts the time when the Pharisees, hoping to trap [...]
There are all kinds of manipulative lingo that fundraising experts recommend we use to motivate you to give. So far, you have never read any of this on anything we have ever produced. It is likely that we find it more distasteful than you do, but occasionally something comes along that needs absolutely no sales pitch.
The words, “Getting back to normal,” have all-of-a-sudden become much more common. There is a good chance that you have uttered these words in the last few weeks. I know that I have. As we contemplate what these words mean, I would like to proffer some questions.
