You, oh Lord, are El Olam. You are our everlasting God. You never change; no beginning or end.

Lord of Lords and King of Kings, we praise You! Hallelujah to the Lord Almighty!

Christmas is full of hope, faith, joy, and peace. The Advent wreath reminds me of God’s faithfulness throughout every season of life.

As we light the candle of peace, it represents the Angels, God’s messengers. Angels bring God's peace.

Oh, El Elyon, The Lord Most High, You give us joy every day.

Just as the Magi traveled in faith, teach us to step out in faith. When our faith is weak, draw us close to You.

God grew my faith every time we moved on military orders, also known as a PCS. Orders and timelines change frequently.

As we look to Your Second Coming, You give us hope during our waiting.

Waiting is hard. I hate waiting! Waiting for my husband to return from deployment. Waiting for children to arrive for the holidays.

You prepare us for Jesus' Second Coming. You never forsake us.

As the Christmas season quickly approaches, my family prepares for Advent. This year, our focus will be on the people each candle represents

Praise Adonai, Our Lord and Master! Praise Him from the heavens; Praise Him in the heights! Praise Him, all His angels;

When my mom came to visit, she refused to let me stay inside. She loved to walk, especially volksmarching.

Yahweh Tsuri, my strength. You provide me with the strength to get up every morning.

No matter how much you have saved for college, your student can work to help pay for their college.

There are many different “vehicles” to build college money. One vehicle that is taxed is a UTMA/UGMA.

El Gibbor, I cry out to You! I need You, Lord! I need Your strength, Your wisdom, and especially Your peace.

“What if the bus driver forgets her route? What if she decides not to stop to pick up my daughter? What if they did not do a background...

How much you save for college is important, but how you save it will impact financial aid in the future.

My time in the quiet of the morning reminds me most of the women who were first. First to see the stone rolled away.