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Most of us seem to know we need to make a change and incorporate times of quiet and reflection on the Lord’s goodness into our lives, but good intentions often fall short. What can we do to make these times of quiet and reflection a reality?

Not for a life lived perfectly, but a heart of perfect surrender.

As minister’s wives, we can be tempted to withdraw or retreat, become bitter, give up, or be resentful of hurts. But when we do that, we end up lonely, isolated, and we miss the blessings of the “many” God has called us to serve and serve with.

Many young Christians may be rushing to the altar because they're desiring physical intimacy... but what if the Lord has more in store? What if singleness is a better alternative?

The existence of a gift is a call to exercise it. Paul advised Timothy, "Neglect not the gift that is in you" (1 Timothy 4:14).

Anxiety will present itself to your mind. But you don’t have to live there. The answer to anxieties is to go to God as soon as you sense a worry.

There’s a misconception that courtship is more biblical than dating. But the Bible mentions dating and courtship the exact same amount times—zero!

Approximately 24 million children in America live apart from their biological father; but that may not mean they are all completely fatherless.

How can we best answer the question when people ask what our worship is like?

I am no longer interested in rationalizing my own "non-racist" resume. It doesn't matter.

I have come to realize that if I'm not intentional about my relationships, the way I interact over Facebook can start to look significantly different than the way I interact over coffee.