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Let’s remember God’s promise to us, our families, and our friends. It’s God’s battle.

Join us as we pray for the strength to be there for others and for the wisdom to provide the support they need during difficult times.

Meet Him with the weight of your world, meet Him with the problems of your day, meet Him with the guilt you feel, meet Him with the dreams of your heart, meet Him with cries for your family. Meet Him, and He will meet you.

The enemy can try to get in our heads so that we will avoid sharing with others, but this goes against Jesus' final words before His ascension.

Intentional living as a couple that prioritizes prayer, connection, and God’s Word empowers us to love each other with Christ’s love even when pressures mount all around us.

God always shows up. God supplies sufficient strength when we call on and stay close to him.

Sadly, heartbreak is an emotion all too many of us are familiar with.

Here are four ways to help cultivate a tender heart towards God this Valentine's Day.

Give all the matters over to the Lord and trust Him with the outcome. The Lord can be fully trusted, and He will never fail you.

Let us follow Jesus' example and find out how we can show compassion and care for those in need. Our first step is a sincere prayer to ask God how we can be used in his Kingdom.

Going to church together as a married couple is a beautiful blessing. Things might feel difficult now, but know there is a solution in Jesus. Go to Him in prayer today and release all your stress to Him. 

It's easy to get overly confident in thinking we're choosing our own pathways, making our own decisions, and ruling out that God is directing our steps even when we aren't aware of it.

Why do we act so surprised when something we can’t explain suddenly occurs to us, attributing it to luck or coincidence? Let's reclaim these moments as times when our Heavenly Father is actually speaking to us.

Isaiah 55:1 offers a profound invitation from God: "Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters; and you who have no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without cost."  

This Christmas, remember how precious you are to the Creator. Remember that there is nothing you can do or say that would ever separate His presence and love from you. It’s okay to go through Christmas feeling alone and isolated, but make sure you...

One of my least favorite four-letter words seems to be growing in popularity in modern culture. And I bet it’s one you’ve been hearing even more frequently in this bustling season too. Busy.

 Growing up Southern means that taking a meal to others in need is as natural as breathing; it’s just something we do.

Things will get better because God is in control. Even if you are having a hard time finding anything to be thankful for, you can be thankful for God. He is our Almighty, Wonderful God and He is also our dearly loved friend.

Whether you desire to see a newfound confidence, launch a company or ministry, be open to God's plan for expanding your family, achieve that degree, or more, the Lord is going before you in 2025.

If you are experiencing hardship this new year, let’s make one new commitment, resolution, or habit. Let us commit to trusting God with everything.