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Nobody feels cool in middle school - not even the self-proclaimed or assumed cool kid crowd. It's one of the times in our lives when everything changes at once. The time we need to be reminded of what doesn't change.

“Charm is deceptive, and beauty if fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised.” Proverbs 31:30This Mother’s Day, many of us will still be reeling from the coronavirus pandemic. Many moms have added “homeschooling” and “coach”...

Mother's Day is a beautiful time of recognition and celebration to honor mothers. Every life begins and ends under the sovereign hand of God. There is no greater honor than leading freshly born hearts to His feet. It’s possible mothers learn more...

My toddler nephew hates long lines. To him, twenty minutes is a rough draft of eternity! He can’t anticipate the reward on the other end of the line. Certain moments are worth waiting for if our hearts are mature enough to anticipate the reward at...

God’s desire for our lives is not to fall victim to the discouragement we experience throughout our lives, but to choose to focus on the good things He is filling our lives with simultaneously. He is good.

Let’s pray today for the healing strength we need from the Lord to step out of atrophy against all odds and into the full life we are meant to live as God’s children.

Jesus is the Living Word of God. He’s already defeated death. There is no battle of the mind He cannot win. God’s Word is powerful. 

Paul knew God. He knew Jesus. He knew the Holy Spirt. His confidence and insight were rooted in who God is, not in his circumstances or abilities. He trusted God to move right where he was at, and God did. God isn’t surprised by our daily...

Terror strikes the entire teaching community when a school shooting happens. Teachers need to know they have a supportive group of parents who know and care about them.

The battle of good and evil wages in the background of our lives. Each day, let’s pray to recognize the work of the enemy for what it is, instead of letting it damage our confidence and relationships.

Everyone needs someone. God is faithful to place us, purposefully, to be that one for someone. His compassion and love for us provisionally assures us that we, too, have someone.

Whether we are married or single, have children, adopt children, or are still children ourselves, we are all called, in every stage of our lives, to impact the Kingdom of God for the glory of God. It takes the constant development of trust,...

“I am the LORD;there is no other God.I have equipped you for battle,though you don’t even know me,so all the world from east to westwill know there is no other God.I am the LORD, and there is no other.I create the light and make the darkness.I...

Fully God, Jesus did not escape the rejection of also being fully man. He didn’t have to come to earth and experience all of the feels we trudge through on a daily basis, but He chose to. God sent Him to save us, and He willingly came and walked...

Though so much in our daily life has changed in what feels like an instant, the truth of God’s word stands firm. Listening to songs that sing of those Truths allows us to experience God’s presence in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s...

If you're anything like me, your December has already filled up and you're wondering how this time of year seems to be stuffed with so much. You might be wondering, Am I forgetting the reason for the season? Here's the thing: we...

For every believer, the dramatic overture in which Handel expressed the truth of God’s Word is echoed in the heart of every believer who, because of Christ’s birth on earth, will spend eternity with Him in heaven.

He has come! The Messiah, the Savior of the World, has come. He is setting things right and will return. And while we wait with anticipation, we continue to sing of that holy night, when Christ was born.  

When we sit down to pray, we bring a lot of baggage! As soon as we wake, our thoughts threaten to go rogue. Praying Scripture is a powerful way to reset our focus. God seeks a relationship with us, rooted in prayer and the study of Scripture....

“Rest in Peace” first appeared in the original Latin translation in 1613, and then in English in 1681. The traditional use of “Rest in Peace” was etched onto gravestones, and then became incorporated into many funeral services. Its beginnings are...