Walking by Faith (Weekly) Archives

Every word, every choice, every act of care can mirror the heart of Jesus. These five simple acts of everyday courtesy can quietly reflect His love...

Discover how Israel’s military operates under strict legal and moral standards, and how that truth gets twisted in today’s headlines.

Waiting on God can feel unbearable—especially when it seems like everyone else is moving ahead: marriages, promotions, healing, ministries, or...

Every new mom needs a reminder that she’s doing better than she thinks. The author offers practical wisdom for postpartum moms: how to care for...

We often say “guard your heart and mind” as Christians—but how often do we actually live it out?

As a pastor’s wife, my family and I have been the recipients of some lovely gifts that blessed us in special ways. Here are seven unique ideas to...

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

Frustration can feel like a boiling pot ready to explode. These eight powerful Scriptures will quiet your storm and help you think clearly when you...

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

The women battling this silent monster need prayer for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. All three are affected by breast cancer.

The health of your heart, your home, and your faith hinges on this one habit. Make church attendance part of your plan, not your leftovers.

The world feels like it’s falling apart—but Jesus offers a peace that never does. Here’s how to hold on to hope and become a peacemaker when...

From the colors of autumn leaves to the flavors of the harvest, every detail reflects the Lord’s handiwork. Here are fresh ways to let the season...

In a moment of national grief, Christian leaders are urging Americans not to lose sight of what Charlie Kirk stood for, which was truth, virtue,...

Fathers are just as involved with their kids as mothers are. Parents are more apt to apologize for their mistakes. Yet children of a future...