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Bending our ear to every “helpful” suggestion or want could be a tricky precedent to set. If you find yourself struggling in this area of your leadership, here are four reasons to move past the ministry of constantly accommodating others.

Resurrection Rolls can be a meaningful tradition to start with your family or a fun activity to bring the Easter story to life for children—and a sweet reminder of Christ’s triumph over the grave.

Paul grieved, felt pain, and experienced frustration and disappointment like anyone else. However, circumstances did not determine or dictate his joy. Why? Because his joy was not temporary or circumstantial. It was firmly rooted in his eternal...

We all face challenges and struggles, as did people in the Bible. That doesn't mean we need to worry or be gloomy. Anxiety and unexpected problems seem to push joy away easily. But that is more happiness and not real, lasting joy from God. He...

My heart goes out to these girls, who have bought the lie that godly men simply don’t exist, and who believe that they must settle for the first guy who comes along who shows them attention.

Isn’t it fascinating that the defining mark of your discipleship is not what you say but how you love? Your love of Jesus is not displayed by how you argue, who you vote for, or even what angers you. The greatest example and proof that we can...

I've faced many circumstances that included the loss of my husband, hospitalization with pneumonia, financial setbacks, and a myriad of natural disasters that caused great damage. The joy from the Lord remained deep in my heart even as I faced...

Instead of writing the obligatory Thanksgiving post about what I’m grateful for, I chose to write about the Christianity blues.

Is there any greater love than to seek the Father on someone else’s behalf?

How many times must I pray for someone to be healed? Sometimes I feel like we just aren’t paying attention to God’s will. Should we ever stop praying for someone’s healing?