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Timothy has been shown to be brave, faithful, loyal, humble, kind, considerate, obedient, and submissive, as well as a heart for God. Despite...

With so much wisdom available to us, why are so many families broken? And, more importantly, is there a way to stop the ongoing cycle? Here...

Fernweh is a combination of two words. Fern which means distance (not houseplant) and wehe which means ache, misery, or sickness. Combine the two,...

Why place me here in this role? The reason why I am here is that parenthood is holy work. It’s a gift to be the person for each of my five...

The Christian faith is one of unity. Focusing on what separates and makes us different, we neglect the beautiful and unusual unity that is ours in...

Journaling is a spiritual discipline that can help believers engage more with Scripture, meditate on passages, and pray. Although keeping a journal...

The battle of good and evil wages in the background of our lives. Each day, let’s pray to recognize the work of the enemy for what it is, instead...

If you’re looking to reassess your relationship with food and add some prayer to your daily consumption, then let’s talk about how we should treat...

Our freedom in Christ springs from the fact that God's grace is free, His justification is final, and His redemption is complete.

I struggle to show patience to people who keep making bad decisions. I struggle to choose God’s will over my own, especially when He doesn’t seem...

Here are some key Biblical teachings that can guide us as we strive to be more intentional with our resources.

There was another abbreviation which it took me a bit longer to understand - MT. I learned that it is the abbreviation for the Masoretic Text. What...

I spent two years at the bottom of a pit called clinical depression. The people of the church helped me climb out of that pit. God's Word tells us...

When God makes a plan, God also makes a way. That is who our Father is. That is what our Father does. We can look back at moments of crisis and...

As Christians, the issue is not necessarily whether or not we have our trust tested, but rather, how we respond to the test. Ideally, the outcome...