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Have you ever asked yourself, what’s the daily life of a pastor like? We stare at them and listen on Sundays, but otherwise, pastors can be in...

We need to understand the Kingdom with which we’re aligned, or nothing else will make sense. You can’t have your heart in the kingdoms of this...

I want my kids to grow to know and love Jesus. Praying for them is an important part of helping them get to that point. I love to come up with...

Every couple goes through different circumstances and has to prioritize what is best for them. I simply want to share four blessings I have found...

Jesus also knew what it was like to be on the receiving end of broken promises.

When we fill our hearts and minds with the goodness of the Lord through movies or stories that are edifying and uplifting, representing the truths...

Seek God in your brokenness and find riches that go beyond money, enriching your soul even if your bank account runs low.

Modesty does not actually look much different in the winter as it does in the summer, spring, or fall because modesty is rooted in our hearts.

While you have no control over your child’s final decisions, you can lovingly and faithfully guide them in wisdom and understanding.

Resolutions are rarely kept, but goals can be life changing. Goals are dreams with deadlines. So take some time to dream together!

Amidst the every-day-ness of motherhood it’s easy to lose sight of the long-term benefits of your hard work. But stick to your guns when it comes...

Suicide is devastating and the effects of suicide on family members can be severe and far-reaching.

What good can it possibly be to have a difficult child? Or a teen who struggles with sin? Or a child who rebels against you?

Spiritual gifts are something every believer is given when they receive the gift of salvation. Just as the gift of salvation is by grace through...

The days after Christmas can be some of the toughest for single parents. But a new year is upon us - and with it comes hope.