Christopher Smith

“Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.” —Ephesians 5:21 (ESV) A Revelation from the Well Brothers, let me […]

“But those who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they

Men as Servant Leaders: Faith and Family First : I will be changing the mission of The Harvest Field to

“For you formed my inmost being. You knit me together in my mother’s womb. I will give thanks to you,

Living with Jesus is a lifelong, eternal journey—a single, beautiful thread that ties together the here and now with the

Long before you were born, God chose you for a special purpose. He called you into a relationship with Him

The amazing thing about the Good News is that God has called you to share it, starting with your family.

Shepherding your family starts with vision. Imagine yourself in the final season of life, sitting in a rocking chair, reflecting

When we think about leading our families, it’s important to remember that we are answering a special call. This isn’t

Our daily habits and actions show God’s love to others. Holiness isn’t just about being good; it’s about responding to

I have a dear friend, someone I’ve grown closer to recently—a wonderful man of God. I’ve come to call him

As faithful Christians and family members, there will be times when our deep love for Jesus and our commitment to

Parents, look at your children and family. What do you see? You see a child of God, uniquely and wonderfully

God’s greatness becomes clear when we understand our role as leaders of our families and recognize our deep need for

Before we can shepherd our families, we must first grasp the profound truth that God is with us. We cannot

Take a moment to reflect. How well do you really know God? Not just a surface understanding, but a deep,

In the daily rhythm of family life, every moment becomes a lesson, especially for our children. Worship is no exception.

We work every day, finding pride in our roles—whether as mothers or fathers, brothers or sisters. We take pride in

My first friend is Jesus—not you, dear reader, though you are my friend now as well. Before all else, my

I pray for you, the leader within your family—whether father or son, mother or daughter—that you fully embrace both the

Dear Jesus, Today, I do not know what lies ahead, but I find peace in knowing whose I am. I

Absolute surrender as family shepherds and leaders calls us to place Jesus at the very center of our lives—not second,

The past may hold lessons, pain, or memories, but it does not define the days ahead. Isaiah 52:12 reminds us,

Dear Friend, I pray that your heart is filled with the new life that Jesus has graciously given. Each day

Dear Friend, I pray that you are drawn closer to the Lord, especially in those moments when your heart feels

The paths we walk are the ones God allows, though they may not always be the ones He intends for

Theme Verse: “Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.”