Jonathan Schulte and Brandon Davis could be described as the twin towers: They stand 6-foot-9 and 6-foot-7 respectively. 

Sarah Elliott will tell you she has every reason to remain in bed. 

Landon Miller is done digging for nothing.

Stepping into God’s call means leaving behind our former ways of living.

If you are taking a walk in your neighborhood and see someone in an inflatable alligator costume, don’t be alarmed. It’s just Sam Roach, sharing love with his friends.

Twenty-five days. 

Headlines and news stories were not how Steve and Stephanie Powell planned to celebrate the birth of their quintuplets Oct. 28, 2001. 

Whitfield Academy senior Luke Wheatley only played one tennis match before spring sports were canceled due to COVID-19. He lost that match and never got a chance at redemption.

Mother’s Day celebrations may be tricky amid COVID-19 quarantines. It may be the year of homemade cards, small celebrations and gifts ordered online. 

In this season of online school instruction, canceled events and much more time at home, moms are wearing more hats than ever. 

There were few breaks in lines of cars delivering trunks full of nonperishable food items to Southeast Christian Church campuses April 24 and 27 during the Urgent Needs Food Drive, a lifeline for area food pantries that have struggled to keep enough food on hand to meet needs. 

When Southeast Christian Church’s leadership decided to help the Louisville community with a Red Cross blood drive, they had no idea that 300 appointments would be filled in two days. Those who volunteered too late asked when the church will do it again.

Amid rising numbers of COVID-19 patients, emergency room nurse Meagan Doggett has a new routine. 

Church buildings were empty on Easter Sunday, but the church has never been confined to a building. 

Easter may look different this year because of social distancing guidelines due to the coronavirus pandemic, but one thing never changes: the hope brought to all of us by a risen Savior.

The coronavirus has hijacked life. 

It’s easy to panic and hunker down in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. 

Social distancing has become the norm the last few weeks as schools and businesses have closed due to the coronavirus. 

This past Sunday, former Southeast Christian Church Senior Pastor Dave Stone preached to 8,000 empty seats at Southeast’s Blankenbaker Campus.

One of the first people recorded as saying, “My dog ate my homework,” was a priest whose dog ate part of his sermon notes in 1905. 

Jose Nieves Sr. has learned that trust takes years to build and seconds to break.

Southeast Christian Church’s 10th campus, the Bullitt County Campus, will launch with services at 9 and 11 a.m. on Easter Sunday, April 12.

Kim Cash didn’t see it coming. 

Growing up in Pewee Valley, Kentucky, Christy Weaver often felt like the odd one out. 

Pampering is not on the to-do lists single moms shuffle through every day. And there never seems to be enough time to cover every demand. 

Spending time among elderly and sick people can be confusing or frightening for any child. For young Josh Brown, however, Sunday visits to a Shively nursing home provided lessons in Christlike compassion that helped prepare him for his present service as connections pastor at Southeast Chris…

John Resch’s consulting business is sometimes more about ministry than helping people develop business plans.

When Innocents and Flavia Hagumimana and their four children, Asheri, Hodari, Grace and Sifa, lost everything in an apartment fire in September, Southeast member Candy Konkler gathered the body of Christ together and watched God meet their needs. 

Nothing brings people together quite like a home-cooked meal.