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As the school year, sports, and activities fill up our calendars, the pressure to keep up can feel overwhelming.

Most of us carry an ideal Christmas scene in our minds — a warm, glowing living room, a beautifully lit tree, soft music, hot chocolate, cozy blankets, and family gathered close, laughing and making memories.

There are moments in life when praise flows effortlessly.

Waiting is never easy — especially when what we’re waiting for feels delayed or distant.

When you examine the life of Jesus, one word rises above all others: humility.

It’s a strange ache, isn’t it? To be surrounded by people, beauty, and celebration, while quietly wrestling with the thought that God is holding everyone else close except you.

Our prayers have power, and we must remember that.

I have to trust God to get me through when I can’t touch the ground.

There are times… times when we don’t have the words to say at all.

Lord, be in the big moments, the little moments, the in-between and uncertain moments.

Lord, thank you that what is happening in my life right now did not take you by surprise.

Here are a couple of things to remember when you are ready to ask the Lord for help.

Real transformation only comes from the inside out, when the hearts of Americans are softened and turned toward God.

While we need food daily to nourish our bodies, there is another kind of nourishment that feeds our souls, and that’s Jesus Himself.

God is there for you in all the ups and downs of your days.

Just think, wouldn’t it be amazing – on those days when our kids start to go off-track – if God sent a godly person with the right word, at the right time, to help them get back on God’s track?

So how do we escape the darkness when feeling low? The following are five ways to chase it away.

Hebrews 3:13 reminds us to “encourage one another daily.” Why? Because we need it!

Kids need to know they are loved beyond all else. For them, that's all that really matters, and from God, that's what He really and thankfully offers.