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The Christmas Season has also been called the Season of Hope. Much deeper than the wishes circled in toy catalogs and commercialized in gift wrap, Hope is anchored in the faithfulness of God. 

“The LORD keeps you from all harm and watches over your life. The LORD keeps watch over you as you come and go, both now and forever.” Psalm 121:7-8 NLT

With sincere hearts, we can boldly come right into the presence of God. His sincerity sees us long before we turn to Him, and he delights when we genuinely come to Him. 

Winning in this life is rooted in the hope we have through Christ Jesus, and the victory He has already won.

I want my daughters to understand what really matters and to live pure and blameless lives. I do the best I can to articulate love into every area of their lives, but I know as surely as my days are numbered on this earth, my words fall short.

Offense is an easy habit to pick up. It’s one the world will applaud and help us to justify. When life is unfair, it’s okay to be righteously angry. But the pause we take before we put our emotions on display is important to God.

Living in love, as John wrote in the verse above, releases us from the burden of alibis and stewing over injustice and hurt.

Unworthiness is an epidemic. In a world bent on “self,” there are so many lost in search of themselves. Anxiety and depression are sky-high.

Peter’s words are playing in repeat in the air pods of my heart today, as I choose to stay laser focused on how to show kindness to my daughter when she needs a day to rest. God is so faithful to rescue us from ourselves, over and over again. He...

Our home is in heaven. On the way there, as we are sanctified by the Spirit, we will no doubt experience times when our legs are wobbly and we’re coaching ourselves just to keep moving. In all of our wobbly moments and victorious climbs, we are...

Remember, prophets are always meant to point people to the Lord, God, the One True God, through the Living Word, the Son of God, Jesus Christ.

There will always be something or someone threatening to distract us from our joy. We must choose daily to fight the good fight of faith. To remember the joy we have in Jesus. 

Charles Stanley, as any great leader in the faith, would prefer the footsteps of his life lead to and proclaim the glory of the Lord. His journey is yet another example of following the ultimate leader: Jesus. 

This Lenten Season, let us cling to Christ, realizing we are free to enjoy the fullness of life through His sacrifice.

God hears and answers our prayers. He is always in motion on our behalf.

Scripture is the Holy Word of God. Every word of it, though written by human hands, is true and reliable. We can know this because the Bible has God's fingerprints on every page - it is an incredible gift to us! Let's dig into 2 Timothy 3:16 to...

Jesus will always be our most loyal and loving friend, and when we follow His lead, we will be able to see the people who have been placed in our lives to love …and to love us. 

Paul knew society was influencing the Colossians, just as it affects us today. We may be more modern, but the basic temptation to look back and get stuck in our old lives is the same.

Paul knew society was influencing the Colossians, just as it affects us today. We may be more modern, but the basic temptation to look back and get stuck in our old lives is the same.

“Be joyful always.” 1 Thessalonians 5:16WHACK.The crack echoed from one ear to the other as my head smacked up against the wall. It hurt … so bad. Stopped dead in my tracks, I felt my forehead for a split and a drip of blood and was relieved...