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We all know we should pray. But if we’re honest, prayer becomes the first thing we cut out of our lives when we get busy. Bible reading and time with the church are probably tied for second. And yet the apostle Paul tells us to pray without...

As parents, grandparents, teachers, or mentors, our greatest desire is that our children know Jesus and walk in His truth.

When the night is dark and the way ahead feels uncertain, even a small light can make all the difference.

Sometimes the hardest part of faith isn’t believing in God — it’s finding the energy to keep engaging with Him when our hearts feel numb.

Sometimes the pressure we feel doesn’t come from others—it comes from ourselves.

Gratitude isn’t always returned, but God still sees your obedience.

We were created for connection.

The bold moves God calls us to often feel terrifying, but what if the key to courage isn’t in our ability but in our faith?

As you wind down tonight, maybe your heart is heavy with dreams unfulfilled — a longing for more, for purpose, for healing, for change.

Forgiveness isn’t a feeling—it’s a decision. And sometimes, it’s one we have to make daily.

God isn’t just interested in your obedience—He wants you to experience true, lasting joy. Here’s how to live a life filled with His joy.

Summer often feels like a season of high expectations—vacations, adventures, projects, and family memories.

Even the most faithful believers experience dry seasons—times when God feels distant, prayer feels empty, and our spiritual strength runs low.

Like the Israelites at the Red Sea (Exodus 14), sometimes God’s call isn’t to fight or run—but to be still.

Starting over isn’t easy.

God’s love isn’t shallow—it’s deep enough to root your whole life in. In this rich nightly prayer, Britt Mooney reminds us that when we’re grounded in Christ’s love and planted in a faith-filled community, we begin to grasp the endless reach of...

It’s easy to start things and never finish—but God isn’t like that. Philippians 1:6 reminds us that God always finishes what He begins, including the good work He started in you. Let tonight’s prayer and reflection restore your hope, reminding you...

"As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Abide in my love... These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full." — John 15:9–11 (ESV)

Embrace the privilege of declaring God’s forgiveness to others and experience the transformative power of forgiveness in your own life, as Jesus calls us to share His love and grace.