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At the moment, I’m 78-and-a-half years old. These are a few lessons this life of ministry has taught me…

Ask God to refresh your soul whenever you need that. Just like you look for a cool drink when you’re thirsty, you can turn to God when your soul is tired.

Rather than believing lies about singles, it is time to listen to what God says in His Word. While marriage is a beautiful blessing and a gift, singleness is also a gift.

When spouses share similar values, it creates cohesion and unity within the marriage, fostering a sense of common purpose and direction.

One of the most important tasks to accomplish before a ceremony is to select Scriptures. Bible verses for weddings set the tone for a couple as they begin their lives as one.

We must never forget God does not operate on our timetable, so we are forced to wait on his, and this is where the challenge comes in. Since there is a waiting place for all of us, how you navigate in this space is critical, so you don’t lose...

For someone like me who’s struggled with worry most of her adult life, morning time offers a welcome fresh start.

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.

[Your children] need to know there’s power in admitting your weaknesses and beauty in encouraging others who are in the trenches.

What if you began to see each bite of food as a reminder of God’s care for you personally?

As you celebrate July Fourth and the Declaration of Independence, consider the faith of our Founding Fathers behind its creation. Thank God for their fortitude, bravery, and boldness in paving the way for the freedom we enjoy in our nation each...

Trust Jesus—the Light of the World—who meets us in our pain, calls us out of darkness, and gently leads us toward healing and hope.

God is for unity, Satan is not. So when we are at odds with someone, the enemy is happy.

God gives us everything we need to live the thriving life to which He calls us, inviting us to focus not on the uncertainties ahead but rather, our next divinely orchestrated step, trusting Him to clear the way before us.

But what if we resisted that urge, through the power of the Holy Spirit, and spoke life instead?