Daily Hope with Rick Warren Archives

Paying attention to your spouse is a powerful way to rekindle romance and strengthen your marriage, as it shows love and allows for meaningful...

God is far more interested in who you are than in what you do.

Spiritual growth is not a solo pursuit, but rather a communal one that requires the support and interaction of other people. By studying God's...

Obedience unlocks God's power, releasing his strength in our lives when we take a step of faith and act on His Word. By letting go of old ways,...

Understanding your identity is crucial to finding freedom and serving others, as Jesus demonstrated by knowing who he was and not being pressured...

As a believer, you have direct access to God and the privilege of ministering to others, regardless of your background or profession. Every...

The cross of Jesus Christ proves your value as a person, demonstrating that you are accepted and loved by God despite your imperfections. By...

You are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of...

As a follower of Jesus, you can experience a profound transformation that changes your life forever. Through God's power, He gives you a new...

Learning to love difficult people is a crucial skill for anyone walking with Christ, and Jesus modeled four loving responses when encountering...

Choosing to bless rather than gossip can transform relationships and bring spiritual growth, as the Bible warns that dwelling on faults separates...

Forgiveness is not about the other person's apology, but about releasing the hurt and resentment that consumes you. By choosing to forgive, you can...

Dealing with people who are offensive or irritating requires looking beyond their behavior to the pain they may be hiding, and responding with...

When fear of rejection grips you, remember that your life is temporary and fleeting, like grass. By keeping eternity in mind and recognizing God's...

It's tempting to want to please other people. But don't do it at the expense of pleasing God.