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What might be just another thing we have to deal with could be a turning point in another person’s life. Maybe not, but what if we approach every opportunity as a possible life-changing interaction? Too dramatic, some may think? Possibly but isn’t...

For those who are far from, or without, their dads this Father's Day, know you are not alone in how you feel.

Anniversaries of loss can reopen old wounds and stir deep sorrow.

Never underestimate the friend you have in Jesus. Yes, we are commanded to love others, but first, we must love God.

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.

Summer can be a beautiful season of togetherness—and also a testing ground for patience.

There is always hope because there is always help—help that is holding you and will never let you go—the sovereign help of our all-powerful, unconditionally loving Father.

The best way to help you get over your hurt is to pray that the Lord will bless the person who has hurt you.

Letting go is never easy, but God promises His plans for us are always good. Discover hope for the seasons of transition.

Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow isn’t here. God says today is where joy is waiting for you. Here’s how to embrace today as God’s gift—before it’s gone.

Fear says you're not good enough. God says you're already equipped. This prayer helps you stop hiding and start using the gifts He's given you.

When summer doesn’t go as planned, Jesus still offers us soul-deep rest right where we are. Slow down, breathe in His peace, and let Him restore you.

Long summer days remind us we’re called to live in the light. This morning prayer will help you start your day with joy and purpose.

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

When pride tells us to hold our ground, God's Spirit gently leads us toward peace. Discover how humility is often the path to healing and unity.

The God who made heaven and earth created you. He sees you. Just like in Genesis 16:13, when Hagar realizes that God saw her and the injustice she was facing, God sees you. You’re never out of his sight.

Spiritual growth and a deeper connection with God come through intentionally seeking Him, reading His Word, relying on the Holy Spirit, and praying—practices that invite His presence and transform our hearts.

Have you ever wondered if God’s love for you could fade? This prayer points you back to the unshakable truth of His Word.

Instead of beating ourselves up over being distracted when we pray, let's see our distractions as an opportunity to stretch and grow our focus and reinforce our devotion to the Lord.

When was the last time you felt free to play? Let Jesus meet you in the joy of simple, playful moments.