Family Orbit
- Life360 vs Bark — What Are Parents Really Choosing Between? February 5, 2026When parents compare Life360 and Bark, they’re usually not choosing between two similar apps. They’re choosing between two very different approaches to keeping kids safe. Life360 grew popular by answering one simple question: “Where are they right now?”It focuses on location sharing, arrival alerts, and driving safety — the kind of tools that help with… […]Linda Russell
- Life360 vs Apple Find My: Which Is Better for Family Location Sharing? January 28, 2026If your family uses iPhones, this question comes up sooner or later: “Do we really need Life360… or is Apple Find My enough?” Apple Find My is already on every iPhone. It doesn’t need a download, a subscription, or a setup tutorial. You turn it on, share locations, and it just works — quietly in… […]Linda Russell
- Apps Like Life360: The Best Life360 Alternatives for Families in 2026 January 22, 2026Life360 is one of those apps parents hear about everywhere. Schools mention it. Other parents recommend it. Teens complain about it. For many families, it’s the first thing they install when they want a little peace of mind. But being popular doesn’t mean being perfect. Some parents notice their phone battery draining faster than expected.… […]Linda Russell
- Life360 vs Verizon Smart Family: Which Is Better for Parents? January 16, 2026Every parent knows that uneasy feeling — the moment your child doesn’t answer a text, the school bus is late, or a teen says “I’m almost home” and twenty minutes go by. That’s why location-sharing and family safety apps have exploded. Parents don’t want to spy. They want peace of mind. Two names keep coming… […]Linda Russell
- How to See Someone’s Archived Posts on Instagram (Spoiler: You Can’t) December 3, 2025Ever wondered what someone might be hiding on Instagram?Maybe a post disappeared overnight, or you noticed their feed looks… cleaner. If you’ve ever thought, “Did they delete it — or just archive it?”, you’re not alone. I get this question all the time — both as a mom and as the founder of a tech… […]Linda Russell
Bible gateway
- The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! July 1, 2024Please visit Bible Gateway: News & Knowledge for the latest articles and updates from Bible Gateway, including Bible-related news, information, and of course the reflections and excerpts you know and love from bestselling Christian authors, thinkers, pastors, and influencers. The post The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! appeared first on Bible Gateway Blog.Bible Gateway
- Dig deeper into the Story of God with Bible Gateway Plus May 30, 2024“‘In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.’ When I think there was a day when a human hand first wrote those words, I am filled with awe. This sentence is a masterpiece of compression. It approximates as closely as words allow the instantaneous realization of an intent, the bringing into being of […]Bible Gateway
- Savannah Guthrie on the “Bonus Commandment” and Two-Part Salvation May 8, 2024What is a favorite Bible passage of yours and why? Choosing your favorite verse is like choosing your favorite child – it’s kind of impossible! A verse I recite to myself often is, “I love the Lord for he heard my voice; he heard my cry for mercy. Because of this, I will call on […]Bible Gateway
- How We Can Live Courageously in a World Full of Suffering May 7, 2024By Matt Chandler If you and I are going to be Overcomers and live courageously in this mess, it’d be helpful to understand some of it. After we see ultimate reality in Revelation 4–5, in Revelation 6 we get more help seeing behind all the mess. We get some good news about how we can […]Guest Post
- How ‘All the Genealogies of the Bible’ helps bring clarity on God’s love for us April 25, 2024Have you wondered if the Bible’s genealogies are an important part of Bible study? Many of us skim through the genealogies, but they are important and play a part in how we can come to understand the cultural nuances around the time of each person’s life in the Bible. That’s why we are introducing All […]Bible Gateway
Our Daily Bread
- Musical Workshop Registration May 3, 2026Musical Workshop Registration We are delighted to invite all music enthusiasts to a Musical Workshop hosted by the Trinity Mar Thoma Church Choir. This enriching […]TMC_IT
- YS Blood Drive 2026 April 24, 2026The Trinity Mar Thoma Yuvajana Sakhyam invites you to our Blood Drive on Sunday, May 10 🩸 ⚠️ Please note the time change ❤️ Give […]TMC_IT
- 2025 Annual Report February 16, 20262025 Annual Report - Printed copies are available; please see your respective Area Representative.TMC_IT
- Funeral Announcement January 17, 2026It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of our beloved Rev. Dr. T. J. Thomas, former Vicar of Houston Trinity Mar Thoma […]TMC_IT
- Mission Trip – McAllen January 4, 2026More DetailsTMC_IT
Trinity
- Seeing God's Grandeur May 15, 2026In nineteenth-century poet Gerard Manley Hopkins’ sonnet “God’s Grandeur,” Hopkins celebrates the countless ways creation is “charged”—intensely filled—with “the grandeur of God.” In vivid imagery, Hopkins describes God’s breathtaking glory flaming and glistening “like shining from shook foil.” But if God’s beauty is so vivid, why do so many people miss it? Hopkins suggested one […]Monica La Rose
- Good Soil in God May 14, 2026In late spring each year, I plant cucumber seeds in our garden. The seeds produce leaves quickly, but it takes time to see the fruit. In fact, one summer after I watered the seeds and waited, I questioned whether I’d get any cucumbers at all. I thought, Did I put too many seeds too close […]Katara Patton
- Waiting for the Harvest May 13, 2026In 1962, Joanne Shetler and Anne Fetzer made an arduous trek by bus and foot into the rugged mountains of the Philippines to share the gospel with people who’d never heard of Jesus. For five years, they translated Scripture into the people’s language, but the Balangao villagers weren’t receptive. They did, however, help build a […]Dave Branon
- Growing Our Knowledge of God May 12, 2026As soon as I jumped into the pool, my goggles filled with water, and I could barely see. Despite having no formal swimming instruction, I slowly persevered for the two laps of a race I had entered on a whim. As a teenager, it was an embarrassing experience. But years later, after taking lessons and […]Nancy Gavilanes
- God’s Word Endures May 11, 2026In the early 1900s, successful steel businessman Charles Schwab decided to build perhaps the most lavish mansion in New York City. Completed in 1906, his Riverside Drive estate took its inspiration from French chateaus and spanned an entire city block with lush gardens, grand halls, and opulent interiors. It stood in stark contrast to the […]John Blase