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Feeling anxious and weary? God may be calling you to a new journey of faith.

It seemed whenever I thought of Easter, I thought only of Easter Sunday -- the celebration of resurrected life -- or Good Friday -- the death Christ suffered on the cross. I never thought about the Saturday in-between.

Even when we're feeling anxious and small, we can bring God the greatest pleasure.

Do you ever wonder if God can bring love back in our life, if you'd ever find "the one"?

Living in the moment sounds beautiful, but how do you rest with God when the here and now is difficult?

Can one word from God really make a difference? Before you give up and quit, stop to listen. You may be surprised by what you hear.

Are you longing for a word from God this year? God can lead us, even when we have very little. Even with one word.

When all you have are broken pieces, how do you start the new year by faith?

As your heart travels on the journey of faith, is God calling you to take a different route this year?

Do you find yourself hitting questions of faith harder now that it's Christmas? God has a message for us to leave what we know.

When you don't have a fairytale family, how do you celebrate the holidays? Jesus offers us a new kind of family. Family of faith.

We all long for community, but how do we overcome our instinct to hide? Here are 8 ways to encourage yourself to come out of hiding to find healing.

When your faith journey leads you downhill -- with fears and anxiety overwhelming you -- how can God make a way?

If you could write a letter to your younger self about what you know now about the faith journey, what would you say?

When you're heartsick and empty, where do you go? Jesus says even in the empty, we can find Him there. Even when we want to escape, Jesus tells us stay.

Panic attacks may carry the sting of social stigma, but in the heart of Jesus, we are carried in His love and His healing.

Wounds don't die. But wounds can heal -- if we make the choice -- to face them with Jesus.

Sometimes, the pain we have worked so hard to avoid is the one thing that leads us to where God calls us to go. Sometimes, feeling our need is the greatest work of faith we can surrender to.

Have you ever stayed up late, conflicted between your head and your heart? Sometimes the only way out of a dilemma is seeing God take you through the storm.

What do you do with unanswered prayers? What do you do with destiny and delays?