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It doesn't matter where we pray, as long as we do, not out of obligation, but the opportunity to have a personal conversation with our Savior.

In today's episode, "A Prayer to Try Softer, Not Harder, in Your Season of Life," we explore the importance of embracing gentleness and grace during life's various seasons.

Hit the pause button on your busy day and pray with me!

Relationships are messy; unfortunately, the older we get, the more complicated they can be–but the struggle is worth it, as two are better than one (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12).

Life is pretty tough for many people, but it’s much more bearable and enjoyable when we celebrate others—their victories and efforts.

Here I am. I stand at the door and knock.

As long as there’s breath in your lungs, it’s not too late to seek the Lord. He is waiting; you just have to open the door and let him in.

Trust in Jesus and God’s sovereignty gives us hope, which sustains and lifts us up no matter the storms we must weather, worldwide or individually. Jesus is the master of all. 

Change can feel scary, but God’s blessing goes before us with peace, protection, and purpose for every new path.

What does it truly mean to clothe yourself in compassion, kindness, and humility? This devotional helps us slow down in Scripture to grasp the deep, daily calling of Colossians 3:12.

We enjoyed breathing room, and we experienced life instead of trying to survive it.

When life gets busy or our hearts grow weary, compassion can feel like a challenge instead of a calling.  

Like Abraham, God desires for His children to experience the blessings of a life that is wholly surrendered to the Lord. God is faithful to complete the works He calls us to (Philippians 1:6).

True humility, as taught in Romans 12:3, means recognizing our need for grace and responding to others not with pride or judgment, but with sober self-awareness, forgiveness, and the desire to value people over problems.

Ecclesiastes 9:4 reminds us that as long as we are alive, there is always hope and purpose, and each stage of life, including aging, holds the potential for growth and fulfillment in God’s plan.

Our words have lasting consequences. Our outward actions tell our inward hearts’ motivations. May we prioritize caring for people and relationships over our pride and desire to be right as we seek to love our neighbors as ourselves.

Is there someone today who needs to hear the gospel message? Ask God to help you discern the best way to share the good news with them.

Each believer has been uniquely equipped by God with spiritual gifts meant to build up the body of Christ.

When missionaries step onto the field, they give up everything to follow God’s call. Here’s the one thing they need most from us before they go.

Every time you correct your spouse in front of others, it chips away at something sacred. Here’s how one simple change can bring peace and healing to your home.