The cool thing about nature is...it's everywhere!

God puts little reminders in front of us to help us be safe and happy!

The forgiving, redeeming love of God transforms hearts and removes the bitterness of sin. In a similar way, in this cooking project you can experience the transformation of bitter cocoa powder into a tasty spread.

The Bible is the ultimate history book. Nothing else compares or even comes close...

Hey, Guidesters! Even though I keep coming back like a bad dream as Guide editor, I bring good news with me! We're about to launch a new Guide app and website. We've needed a change for a long, long time, and it's finally happening. Especially fun will be the opportunity to collect and trade our new characters called Thumbuddies. You can also earn a certificate for the Guide Young Writers Course and more. So stay tuned for a brand-new Guide website adventure!

Each game consists of 12 questions and your score is how quickly you can answer them. Watch out!

God's amazing nature seems to be ready to surprise you with the unexpected at every turn!

In a world where everything is changing so fast, it's wonderful to know that God never changes!

This cooking project gives you the opportunity to be creative.

After wildfires swept through a California town, God used a super cute llama to bring joy and healing.

God is preparing quite a seriously awesome place for you in heaven!

Live for God every day, and don't forget the free gift...!

I DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING! Life can be a little unpredictable at times. Best when you go through those times with God at your side.

To help you remember that the Holy Spirit is our comforter, let’s make some comfort food!

Let's check out what's in the ocean on this island you may have never even heard of!

This crow thinks he's just a short human.

This cinnamon bread fills the whole house with a tantalizing aroma when it bakes, and it’s meant for sharing. Watch how the yeast causes the dough to grow.

One of the most important things to do every day is....

Thirteen year old Buddy and his cousins Billy and Lenwood leaned out of the upper story window of Aunt Mildred’s apartment house. The annual Fourth of July celebration had filled the air with fireworks and the red brick streets of Baltimore with people.