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God’s guidance – not our own personal preferences – should be our moral compass.

If you are also struggling with depression or have in the past, know that it does not make you any less of a Christian. We all struggle in various ways during our lives, but none of them take away the love God has for us.

Jesus didn’t hesitate to let people know how they can grow and become healthier.

Jesus wants us to intentionally make our relationships with God our highest priority so God comes first in every single part of our lives. 

Haggai reminds us that it is only when we prioritize making space for God in our lives that we will experience the satisfaction we desire.

It’s unnecessary to stress and mull over my choice for so long because if whatever I decide is not in line with God's plan, he won't allow it to happen anyway.

In response to knowing the heart of God we are called to share the wonders of his invisible nature with a world in desperate need of him.

Remember: God isn’t watching us from far away in Heaven; He’s actively involved in our life here on Earth. He’s always just a prayer away. May we always seek Him first and trust Him to draw near to us as we draw near to Him (James 4:8).

How do you know if you're dealing with bitterness? Here are a few questions to ask yourself.

When Greta Eskridge discovered her husband’s pornography addiction, it shattered her sheltered world—but it also became the turning point that deepened her walk with Christ and ignited a calling to help others. In her new book It's Time to Talk to...