It’s not that Ellie doesn’t have a regular bedtime or a regular bedtime routine. It’s not that she doesn’t have enough hours available to her for sleep. It’s just that sometimes she doesn’t sleep well, and she winds up going through the next day tired.

Dr. Bill F. Sheeks, former assistant general overseer of the Church of God, passed away on Wednesday, March 19.  He had just celebrated his 80^th birthday earlier this month.

“And he said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me” (Luke 9:23, KJV).

Gospel for Asia (www.gfa.org) plans to drill 5,000 water wells across India and South Asia over the course of this next year for those struggling to find clean water.  GFA is highlighting its “Jesus Wells” ministry as World Water Day approaches on March 21.

Rick Schenker, president of Ratio Christi, a grassroots campus student ministry, is urging all pastors, parents and students to see the movie God’s Not Dead which premieres Friday, March 21. According to Schenker, this movie capsulizes the pressure Christian students face to renounce their convictions in a largely secular humanistic environment hostile to a biblical worldview.

Church of God USA Missions has announced the partnership of USA Missions with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) for a unique Easter soul winning effort.

Founded in 1956, Our Daily Bread, an RBC Ministries publication, began publishing daily devotional thoughts as a resource for readers to spend time each day in God’s Word. Nearly six decades later, the publication, which is distributed in 150 countries around the globe, adapts for the digital age with the introduction of a free mobile application.

Do you consider yourself a leader, dad? You may or may not be in a leadership position in your career, and you may or may not be naturally wired that way. But I believe you are leader if you’re a father. It’s a leadership position, for sure.

Iran carries alarming rates of unemployment, heroin addiction, and suicide. These are the markers of a nation desperate for hope. Almost 80 million people live here. But how can God’s Word reach them under strict censorship and surveillance? Most Iranians have never even held a Bible.