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The fact that our souls are the ones that will exist after death and our physical bodies will die and turn to dust shows how much our character, our personality, and a soul that chooses the Lord for salvation matter above our physical...

We may never get recognition for the time we put in. But, there is One who sees us. And He matters most.

In this season of giving gifts, and the hustle and bustle the holidays often bring, it can be all too easy to overlook the greatest gift of all.

God will judge mankind and there will be no gray areas. Either we are with Jesus or we are not.

Living in this world full of influencers and imposter syndrome can easily leave us feeling cynical and defeated. But, God calls us to more. He calls us, as His chosen children, to be lights in the world.

When you feel like your own strength is failing, call out to Jesus. When you feel like the world and all its expectations are crushing you, call out to Jesus. When you feel like you can't go on, call out to Jesus.

Humankind’s longing for freedom comes from God, who provides the way for us to be free.

We serve a God who knows and loves us intimately, who lends his ear to hear our cries ( Psalm 116:1-2).  We simply have to call on His name.

The grave of Jesus and the graves in our lives don’t get the final word. No situation, season, or soul is too far gone for Jesus's power to breathe life into again.

Just like the first Easter, our good God will roll away the stone from the grave of every one of your days and resurrect something more beautiful than you ever imagined.

While politics is an important part of the equation, politics alone will not decide the progress of the pro-life movement.

When we think our situation is hopeless, it’s easy to give up and to lose heart. It’s hard to have a heart on fire in prayer when you feel defeated.

How can we encourage our kids about the new school year when we're stressed ourselves?

Why a simple prayer of thanks is a revolutionary concept

President Barack Obama spoke about his faith at the 62nd annual National Prayer Breakfast. But his appearance there was not welcomed by all.

Hold on! Is it a book about prayer? Another book about prayer? Is there any possible way we can benefit from yet another book on the subject of prayer?

A Prayer for a “Humble but Sturdy” Home