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Life is precious, and it is a gift. Cherish the good and the bad, the convenient and the inconvenient. Enjoy the moments with your children. Praise...

There is a widespread joke among the church that there are words commonly referred to as “Christian-ese.” This simply means that they are phrases...

At Halloween, the fears, which are celebrated are not taken that seriously. Individuals who partake in scary seasonal activities perhaps believe...

In today's polarized world, political differences often create significant family divides. You may be stressed by conversations at the dinner table...

Fall is upon us, and you know what that means, right? Pumpkins, lattes, and football, oh, my! And yummy and soul-comforting foods? Yes, please!

Does your family have fall activities and traditions that you look forward to every year? Or are you looking to start some new ones, especially...

As we embark on this journey through Elijah's story, we will uncover profound insights into prayer, courage, obedience, and the unwavering...

How do we finish our summers well? What are some practical ways that we can use the rest of this time for spiritual growth and sharing God’s love?...

Discover four powerful lessons from John 4 that reveal how an encounter with Jesus can transform the way you experience grace and truth.

We all live in various seasons, but there is joy to be found in each one. Today I want to share five lessons that we can learn from Autumn.

As the U.S. Presidential election season kicks into high gear, Christians face the challenge of how to pray for the candidate they don’t support....

We often focus on the underdog-to-hero narrative and victory over life’s problems, forgetting that this was a historical event with a real shepherd...

Within marriage, there needs to be unity, yet this cannot happen between a believer and an unbeliever. There would be constant friction because one...

Our families will never be immaculate, but we can work to improve them. And when we can’t control a circumstance, or a person, or many people, we...

Patience is the ability to accept delay without getting irritable or angry. Not many of us can say we have patience, and I'm certainly no...