Deborah A. Goshorn-Stenger

From one flame, the auditorium came to life. See how this Christmas Eve candlelight service reminds us—Jesus is the Light of the World.

A public garden “bloomed,” not with flowers but with holiday lights. Click here to see how God uses the barren to bring change and growth.

Matthew 25:21 presents us with the image of a faithful servant. Click here to see how this can provide a daily evaluation before the Lord.

Gloria in Excelesis Deo means to “Give God Glory.” Click here to see how Isaac 9:6 relates.

A beautiful star led the Wisemen to seek the birthplace of Jesus. Click below to see how this miraculous event is meant to lead you to Him.

Luke 1:46-49 is called “Mary’s Song.” In this passage she says, “God is mindful of me." Click below to see how this is true of you too!

Immanuel—means “God with us” or “God save us.” Click below to see how this promise is internal, external, and eternal in nature.

Psalm 150:6 says: “Let everything that has breath, praise the Lord.” Click here to see how this instruction applies to your life!

Advent celebrates the arrival of Jesus’ birth. It highlights the virtues of Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, and Christ Alone. Click here to read how

I wrote this entry when my hubby and I were stationed in Hawaii. Click below to read a prayer about giving thanks—in Hawaiian & English.

Click below to see how Isaiah 12:2-4 and the “springs of Salvation” are our greatest source for the Lord’s strength, love, and giving.

One day, there was a blanket of leaves on the ground; the next, freshly fallen snow. Click here to see how this displays God’s nearness.