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1 week ago | 
gospel1190.com | Cindi McMenamin
It’s been said that money is one of the leading topics for tension and arguments among married couples. But as long as you and your spouse are on the same page and working toward the same goal, it can be a topic that draws the two of you closer together and gives you a stronger mission for your marriage. Scripture commands us to be of the same mind, maintain love, unite in spirit, and intend on one purpose (Philippians 2:2).
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1 week ago | 
thewordsacramento.com | Cindi McMenamin
It’s been said that money is one of the leading topics for tension and arguments among married couples. But as long as you and your spouse are on the same page and working toward the same goal, it can be a topic that draws the two of you closer together and gives you a stronger mission for your marriage. Scripture commands us to be of the same mind, maintain love, unite in spirit, and intend on one purpose (Philippians 2:2).
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1 week ago | 
crosswalk.com | Cindi McMenamin
Losing a loved one can be devastating. And not knowing how to grieve among others in your family who are also feeling pain can be challenging, to say the least. How we respond to the trauma of losing a loved one can isolate us from family members or draw us closer to one another. With different personalities and varying degrees of what feels comfortable when it comes to expressing our grief, we could be walking into a landmine if we’re not careful.
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2 weeks ago | 
crosswalk.com | Cindi McMenamin
Stop Believing You Can’t ChangeBy: Cindi McMenaminBible Reading:If anyone is in Christ, this person is a new creation; the old things have passed away; behold, new things have come. (2 Corinthians 5:17 NASB)Are you letting your past mistakes define you? And do you believe that you will always be the way you are? I will admit that I’ve often said, “That’s just the way I am.” But I realize now how pathetic that sounds.
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1 month ago | 
christianity.com | Cindi McMenamin
It happens more often than we’d like to admit. We haven’t seen a friend in years, but we feel like we have because we’ve frequently responded to each other’s comments on social media. Or, perhaps you live near a parent, family member, or good friend, but texting or Skype is more convenient than taking the time to be with that person, at which time you could share a hug.
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1 month ago | 
thewordsacramento.com | Cindi McMenamin
It’s easy to worship God when He’s blessing our lives, when things are going right, and when we’re all smiles. But when the bottom falls through and the storm hits, it appears to be a different story. Whether your storm is a diagnosis that confirmed your fears, the spiritual rebellion of someone you love, a physical or financial disaster you can’t see a way out of, or just something you never anticipated would happen, God is still in control.
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1 month ago | 
crosswalk.com | Cindi McMenamin
It happens more often than we’d like to admit. We haven’t seen a friend in years, but we feel like we have because we’ve frequently responded to each other’s comments on social media. Or, perhaps you live near a parent, family member, or good friend, but texting or Skype is more convenient than taking the time to be with that person, at which time you could share a hug.
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1 month ago | 
faithtalk970.com | Cindi McMenamin
Needs abound today among the body of Christ and elsewhere. And because of that, everywhere we turn, people or organizations seem to be asking for our money. How can we know where we are supposed to give? And does it count as tithing if we don’t give directly to our church? Jesus taught that our heart’s condition when we give is far more important than how much we give and where. But that doesn’t mean He left us clueless when it comes to giving biblically.
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1 month ago | 
kfax.com | Cindi McMenamin
Needs abound today among the body of Christ and elsewhere. And because of that, everywhere we turn, people or organizations seem to be asking for our money. How can we know where we are supposed to give? And does it count as tithing if we don’t give directly to our church? Jesus taught that our heart’s condition when we give is far more important than how much we give and where. But that doesn’t mean He left us clueless when it comes to giving biblically.
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1 month ago | 
thewordsacramento.com | Cindi McMenamin
Needs abound today among the body of Christ and elsewhere. And because of that, everywhere we turn, people or organizations seem to be asking for our money. How can we know where we are supposed to give? And does it count as tithing if we don’t give directly to our church? Jesus taught that our heart’s condition when we give is far more important than how much we give and where. But that doesn’t mean He left us clueless when it comes to giving biblically.
