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When we quit faking fine to those around us, we aren’t afraid of being in need.

We spend so much time and effort anticipating Christmas. Once all of that is over, it’s only natural that we would feel a lull.

It can be difficult to know if a friendship is the real deal. So, how do you really know if a friend is genuine?

Have you ever prayed and prayed and prayed for God to move, to change a situation, to please help… and nothing happens?

Is your faith on a steady course or could you be in danger of shipwreck?

Like you, I’m tired. This year has been long and hard.

We don’t understand how deeply sin has affected us. In its natural state, the human heart is desperately wicked, deeply affected by the Fall.

I think some of the best and hardest work God calls us to do is to love other people.

Although the Christmas season is notorious for its stress, you don’t have to be swept away by it.

We should dress in a way that reflects our feelings of positive self-worth, letting our light shine for all to see.

If we desire the authentic, heart transforming experience of Christ’s presence in the midst of the Christmas crazy, we can choose a holy pause.

This is Advent. We celebrate a coming. We celebrate an arrival. The arrival of a baby boy born in a stable. A baby, yet a king.

In a recent performance review, one of my girlfriends was told to stop apologizing because she was losing credibility at work.

Any good parent is eager to give their children a better life than they had, right? But is this what Jesus teaches?

Critical minds etch deep scars in families, marriages, and friendships. Critical hearts mar forever the shine and beauty of faith, hope, and love.