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Often times volunteers offer more benefits to a church than leaders or pastors even realize.

Are you too busy or too distracted with your own life to serve others?

I desire a one-on-one personal mentor with whom I can enjoy conversations about Jesus and the Bible. I wonder if you feel the same. "Where are the Titus 2 women?" I find myself asking.

Discover the powerful symbolism of the "open door" in Revelation and how Christ grants believers authority to enter salvation and engage in service despite opposition. Learn how to embrace opportunities for evangelism with creativity and...

The natural world reveals God's invisible qualities, including His eternal power and divine nature, making people without excuse for not acknowledging Him. Through the beauty of creation, we can experience a profound sense of calm and connection...

When you want to deepen your relationship with God, you need to seek personal encounters with Him.

Respecting our limitations is an important part of what it is to be a loving family. Here are some ways that we can help protect the family calendar.

As we pray through the third advent candle, the candle of joy, may our hearts reflect on the beautiful message from the angel given to the Shepherds in the fields. The angel brought good news of great joy.

It is a brave decision to look out for the lives of others and to protect a community. Sacrifice is truly seen in the lives of those who choose to work in law enforcement branches and their families.

Are you longing for a word from God this year? God can lead us, even when we have very little. Even with one word.

But, do we really know what it actually means to love our neighbors as ourselves? And, could it be, that we actually love some of our neighbors differently than we love ourselves?

As long as there’s breath in your lungs, it’s not too late to seek the Lord. He is waiting; you just have to open the door and let him in.

What does it look like to encourage our husbands to grow spiritually? It does not look like pulling, pushing or manipulating.

“Clean your room!” Our kids like to hear that from us about as much as we like to hear “What’s for dinner?”