Spiritual Life Archives

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday celebrates the life and legacy of a man who brought hope and healing to America. We commemorate as well the...

He helped to change the mindset of generations with his challenge to live free, but above all, his life reflected the power to overcome...

Supporting fellow church members isn’t just about giving money—it’s about offering your time, care, and Christlike love in practical, meaningful...

Rather than dreading the cold and darkness of winter, we can embrace it as a season filled with God’s beauty, creativity, and unique reminders of...

Christians have a vital role to be a beacon of hope during times of natural disasters. They are called to engage in relief efforts, donations,...

Abundance is a product of love. Love moves us to desire all the best things for the object of our affection. Just as a groom chooses the most...

Whatever God places on your heart, do that thing. His timeline is far different from ours, and He isn't bound by New Year's resolutions or...

God has already rescued us through salvation in Christ, but His work as our Redeemer continues daily as He guides, protects, and spares us in...

Addiction is insidious: it sneaks into almost every person’s behaviors or thought patterns (or both) in the guise of bad habits or even good ones.

People on social media have quickly proclaimed the Los Angeles wildfires as evidence of God’s displeasure and judgment. Others, like Franklin...

It’s so easy to convince ourselves that we’re spiritually mature enough to make it days, even weeks, without extended, dedicated times of being in...

Even as Christians, the fear of death often lingers—not of what comes after, but of the pain and process itself—yet we can find hope in Jesus’...

God isn't slow to show us how we can help others. We are simply slow in volunteering for Him to use us.

Grieving the loss of a loved one is deeply painful, even with the hope of knowing they are in heaven; as Christians, we can acknowledge this pain,...

Walk through the New Year with strength by cultivating these six spiritual disciplines to deepen your walk with Christ.