Spiritual Life Archives

Whether you have an anxiety disorder, or just worries that are currently pressing on you, please rely on the Lord to take care of you. Remember,...

This special month of honoring our shepherds is a wonderful time to give them the greatest gift of all: a deep commitment to be a prayer warrior...

We know we’re not supposed to worry. We know God is sovereign, but what can we do as we wait?

The exhortation of Ecclesiastes is to release our perceived sense of control and enjoy the lot God has given us, no matter what’s thrown our way....

Thanksgiving is not just a holiday, it’s an attitude we can practice every day.

Is God’s love contingent upon who is in control or who creates specific policies? When we can pray for others as image-bearers of God, we start to...

Proverbs 20:5 says, “The purpose in a man’s heart is like deep water, but a man of understanding will draw it out.” It takes great courage to face...

I wish it were as simple as tacking an old calendar on the wall, to bring back former years and erase imprints left by hurts of bygone days. But...

Here are seven reasons why experiencing awe from the wonder we encounter naturally inspires us to worship God—the ultimate source of that wonder.

Simply put, some of us have “been through it.” This year has unquestionably been defined by adversities. However, this season offers the...

I am finding an alarming increase in the number of people, exacerbated by the pandemic, who are being severely misled on any number of issues. Not...

Everyone suffers, whether from their own sinfulness, or actions from the enemy, the devil. Here are 3 ways to “resist the devil” when you find...

When James asks us to be slow to speak, he is encouraging us to care in ways that can heal—by valuing the opinions and thoughts of others as much...

In today’s culture being “woke” is a popular expression, a way of telling people they need to be awaken to the social issues around them. Just as...

We have an opportunity with the time we are given to invest in others and ourselves to yield not only harvest for the gardens of our lives, but...