Walking by Faith (Weekly) Archives

Those who bring a Christian worldview to the Enneagram have the gospel land on their heart in a new way, and it frees them. Nothing about the...

From cheese grits to peppermint fudge, these dishes are beloved for a reason.

My heavenly Father graciously listens and then transforms my heart.

“What is the matter, Hagar?” Note something here. God is not asking because He doesn’t know the answer. What’s the matter is not something one...

Learning to say a confident, mission-focused "no" is a powerfully positive thing.

Especially in a time when social media has developed an entirely new meaning as a platform of influence, strong voices are an asset to our world....

Choosing an attitude of gratitude can strengthen your faith and benefit your well-being in significant ways. Here are 5 ways to develop an attitude...

As we sink from the weight of the burden, faith wanes, and we entertain doubt. It becomes the first step taking us down to the basement of fear. As...

Being a writer myself, I know how important it is to help others get their work noticed as well. There is always something that we can learn from...

If there’s one thing I learned early on playing football, it was that I couldn’t live my life if I was constantly concerned about what other people...

Thanksgiving is an amazing stature to take in our everyday lives, yet at this time of the year, our attention towards it is piqued. Solomon, often...

How should we answer those who question Christian beliefs and the authenticity of the book we hold so dear? As believers, we should be equipped...

How can we, as believers who espouse Biblical tenants, exude Christ to all people, including those in the LGBTQ+ community? Let me suggest three...

Why does Jesus now all of a sudden tell his disciples that they need to sell their clothing and go buy a sword? Is it for self-defense? Does it...

While helping someone in need is godly, hitting the repeat button—to where that person now learns to depend on you—is anything but. Yet some of us...