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Blood moons and solar eclipses (especially "supermoons") leave many Christians thinking about Bible references to astronomy. Should Christians be...

You were made for relationship and God will never leave you to walk alone.

Listening to the lyrics in Brandon Lake's songs can inspire us to worship by reminding us of our need for God, encouraging us to open up to Him,...

From the worries that haunt your thoughts to the battles you can’t see, God’s shield is already at work—stronger than fear, bigger than the...

When everything around you feels uncertain, God's promises remain unshakable. Find strength today in the One who never leaves you vulnerable or...

When your prayers feel like they’re hitting a wall, it’s easy to wonder if God is listening. This prayer reminds us that silence doesn’t mean...

The last government shutdown occurred seven years ago, during Trump's first presidency, and this one could stretch on even longer than that. Below...

Mistakes don’t define us. Through Christ’s forgiveness, even the most painful seasons can lead to healing and hope. This prayer leads you toward...

Our culture presents us with so many versions of Jesus, letting us make Him in our own image. Maybe you've come to depend on a false Jesus and...

Autumn may bring grief, but it doesn’t have to steal your hope. Here’s how to find God’s peace in the pain.

The easiest way the Devil can steal from our marriages often does not look like dramatic breaks of trust or infidelity - it's actually just letting...

You can turn every single one of your worries into prayers. You’ll be amazed at how God will answer your prayers by strengthening you to move...

You don’t have to pretend everything’s fine. The joy of the Lord is real, even in sorrow. Cling to it when everything else feels uncertain.

The world’s advice will leave you second-guessing. Here’s how to tap into the guidance that never fails.

Young people are returning to church in surprising numbers—some after years away. What’s behind this growing trend, and how can the Church respond?