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Baptism. Anointing. Unction. Filling. Pastor Shane Idleman clarifies what these mean for believers today as he revisits the powerful outpouring of...

Feeling messy isn’t a flaw—it’s a signal that you’re human, and healing. In this empowering, science-backed piece, Dr. Caroline Leaf unpacks why...

When a father wounds instead of protects, the pain runs deep, but God’s love runs deeper. 

There is power in short, direct prayers, so don’t underestimate them. Sometimes that’s all you need and sometimes that’s all you can offer. The...

When life gets heavy and faith feels fragile, the Bible offers presence, purpose, and a promise of hope.

From her upcoming solo album to the K-LOVE Fan Awards, Jenn Johnson reveals how God is working through her worship and the community that surrounds...

Reawake the passion in your marriage and share your dreams so you can venture into a new unknown world of possibilities that God is creating just...

Not only is it enjoyable to spend time outdoors, but it is also extremely important for our overall health. Nature benefits us spiritually,...

We’ve gotten into the habit of putting our spiritual lives into a box labeled “Sunday Mornings Only!” that gets put back on the shelf the second we...

Wedding planning is stressful. Take a deep breath, try not to stress, and remember that God is with you in the planning stages, on your wedding...

It’s often not the obvious sins but the subtle daily habits that quietly derail our spiritual growth without us even noticing.

If you’re navigating retirement as a married couple, here is how to protect your peace and pursue God together in this new season.

The latest trailer for the live-action “How to Train Your Dragon” wows with stunning visuals and heartfelt moments. The trailer for the upcoming...

They practically raised their grandsons since they babysat them so much. They doted on them, played with them, and cheered them on as they grew...