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The Lord’s Prayer is one of the most well-known and loved prayers in the Bible. Jesus taught it to his disciples as a model of how to pray. You can find it in Matthew 6:9-13. These verses reveal how you can approach God with reverence, depend on...

Life may feel unsteady, but you don’t have to be. This reflection shows how staying planted in God’s presence brings strength and peace when everything else shifts.

Loss has a way of changing everything.

Life changes quickly, but God’s kindness never does.

Change is never easy—especially when it means letting go of a season we’ve loved or finding the courage to step into the unknown.

Just like a vase of flowers that drinks up all its water, our hearts can run dry when we've been pouring into everyone else—neglecting the space to rest and be refilled.

What feels small in your life may be the very thing God uses.

How can resting in God’s presence—rather than striving in your own strength—become an act of faith and worship this week?

As the long days of summer begin to fade, it's easy to feel a mix of emotions—gratitude, regret, anticipation, and even a little anxiety about what lies ahead.

Life hands us hardship, injustice, and pain—and while those experiences are real and heavy, they don’t have to define us.

Heavy words can linger, but they don’t have to leave division behind. Discover how to bring grace and truth back into broken dialogue with wisdom from God’s Word.

Parenting can feel both sacred and exhausting.

If your days feel too full, this is the pause your soul needs.

In a world of perfectly filtered highlight reels, it’s all too easy to feel behind.

As the seasons of life change—graduations, career shifts, relationship transitions—it’s natural to look back.

Life on earth is a blend of blessings and challenges, which can sometimes lead to disappointment. As we know, disappointments can take several forms, from mild disappointment over finding out your favorite coffee blend is unavailable to major...

Disappointment cuts deep. Whether it comes through broken trust, strained relationships, or unmet expectations, our natural response is often to pull back—to protect our hearts with control, silence, or distance.

Waiting on God can feel unbearable—especially when it seems like everyone else is moving ahead: marriages, promotions, healing, ministries, or dreams fulfilled.

Change is never easy.