Mary Kay Glunt

It has been wonderful seeing so many of you in the community and last week at the National Day of Prayer observance.  Thank you for your kind words and encouragement regarding this column and its effects in your lives.   I am humbled and grateful for the ability to share this ministry with so many t

We have placed the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, readiness that comes from the gospel of peace, and the shield of faith.  Today we complete the armor of God with the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit. No battle ensemble is complete without the helmet.  Whether in war

Did you ever have one of those mornings?  I mean, you wake up, start to get ready, and then realize that you aren’t even ready for morning coffee, let alone all the things that you have to get done!  I have a lot of those experiences, and they aren’t just limited to the mornings.  Whether [...]

The question above is a loaded one. You could answer in a myriad of ways. Wherever you serve, the questions remains: Whom are you serving? Last week I talked about authority and how it should be handled. This week we are looking at our response to authority. WARNING: The following may be quite chall

God Uses Toilet Seats For His Glory is a great blog entry, especially concerning relationships.  Enjoy!

Lent has begun, and we are spending these days simplifying our lives and looking inward—not becoming self-absorbed, but examining our own ideas, motivations, and approaches to faith.  My hope is that you are taking some time, as well, this Lenten season to do the same as the march forward to Easter

The music world reeled in shock this week with the news of Whitney Houston’s death.  Whether you liked her music or not, she possessed an amazing voice and range.   Starting out in church, Whitney soon became a pop phenomenon, but soon the success became more than she could handle and still keep her