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Your breath not only makes it possible for you to live physically; it also symbolizes the spiritual life and strength you receive from God. Here...

The Bible, God’s very word, has a lot to say about grief and mourning, and learning what God says to us in His Word is not only comforting, but it...

Here are some places to find support, educate ourselves, and places we can find clean entertainment as we navigate the many seasons parenthood...

This month, the major streaming services have lots to offer families. There’s a new faith-based series, a new channel with classic cartoons, and a...

There is a massive catalog of ways in which God has shown up and confirmed that He has everything under control. These three lessons are perhaps...

We can prepare our hearts for the day we are in Heaven by reflecting on a few Bible verses. Here are five Bible verses to prepare your heart for...

When we know what the unpardonable sin is, we can dismantle any and all lies about it. Here are five lies about the unpardonable sin.

How do we access this grace? Here are 7 ways to embrace and grow in the power of saving grace.

In the grand scheme of things, does my career even matter to God? Does it matter to God what I chose to do for my job?

If you are looking to guard your heart today, know it is possible. As Christians, guarding our hearts is not something that we are magically given...

By calling himself a vine, Jesus reveals important truths about himself. Jesus not only discloses his identity as Lord, but he also reveals the...

By incorporating prayer throughout your day, you will notice God’s presence with you throughout your day. Here are 5 inspiring prayers to guide you...

Grammy-nominated artist Crowder says the message on his latest album is simple yet necessary for Christians living in a dark culture: “Everything’s...

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Jesus makes clear that what we are living for matters more than we can fully comprehend. He asks what we are putting into practice. Whose words are...