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How many days end with the sudden realization that we barely thought about God at all?

Most of us know what it feels like to be here while longing desperately to be there — stuck in a job, a season, or a place in life that doesn’t fit who we feel called to be.

Waiting is one of the most challenging spiritual disciplines.

Prayer will help you exchange fear and uncertainty for the lasting joy that only God gives. A joy strong enough to hold you steady today.

If you could know the future, would you want to?

Every day, our lives are shaped by countless small decisions — all leading us toward the bigger milestones that define our story.

Lord, As I look back on this past year, I thank You for carrying me through it all.

As summer fades and fall looms ahead, it’s easy to focus on what didn’t happen—missed plans, overspending, or unmet goals.  

For those who long to see a loved one come to Christ, or a prodigal come home. There's hope...He is Able.

We can plan, dream, and set goals—but sometimes life reroutes us in ways we never expected.

Waiting rarely feels easy — especially when the pace of life doesn’t match our hopes or expectations.

Gratitude is a practice — one that requires slowing down and intentionally noticing God’s presence in both the big and small moments of life.

We are all a work in progress — every one of us.

In memory of tragedy, we often ask where God is in all of it. Everchanging and Almighty, God certainly has the power to stop these things from happening. How can the same people God specifically created to love become conduits of pure evil?

The noise never seems to stop.

Grief isn’t something you rush through.

In a world that equates worth with productivity and identity with success, it's easy to feel like you're only as valuable as your latest achievement.

Discover the profound benefits of private prayer and how to cultivate a more intimate connection with God away from public display. Learn Jesus' simple yet powerful guidance for seeking God's face in secret, leading to renewed direction and...

Nighttime has a way of magnifying our worries.