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It is hard to admit how many times in my faith journey that I have felt like dryness owned me...

Angry people act angry. What would happen if we responded to the frustrated, annoying and irritated person differently. Find out how grace changes...

The idea of donating tissue to research makes the process sound honorable. In reality, tissue donation is gruesome, even barbaric.

In her upcoming book, this Christian author discusses a number of ways our culture has shifted to one of style rather than of one of substance.

We have a choice every day, to live in worry and stress, or to set our eyes on Him, the One who holds all things together...

Blessed is the Christian who views his/her life as a stream and not a pond...

Have you ever felt invisible? Maybe you're the one always encouraging other people but never feeling like you receive encouragement back. I believe...

What do you do when you feel hurt, embarrassed or left vulnerable? How do you feel good again? Kick shame out.

How one woman was used of God to instruct me in life-changing truth...

Nothing prepares you for how ministry can drain you emotionally, leaving you in pain or, even worse, feeling numb or in despair or with seething...

The refiner's fire of a waiting season

It is my pleasure to introduce you to my sweet friend, Holly. Holly is an example of the transforming power of the Holy Spirit, of a life redeemed....

Cara Joyner gives us a startling reminder, “We aren’t called to demand that secular culture reflect biblical principles.”

Let's be so full of compassion and empathy that it flows from our lives and our eyes, as we stand before the tombs of our Lazaruses.

As often happens, when I began preparing and praying to speak on worship, I realized just how little I actually know on the subject...