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Raising teenagers can feel like a wild rollercoaster of emotions, filled with triumphs, missteps, and the undeniable challenge of navigating their growth while reflecting on our own past. Solomon’s wisdom in Ecclesiastes 1:9 reminds us that...

In tonight's episode, "Full Circle," we reflect on Ecclesiastes 1:9, which reminds us that “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.”

Are you searching for peace that lasts beyond the fleeting moments of joy the world offers? This devotional invites you to embrace the inextinguishable peace of Christ—a light that never dims, even in life’s darkest seasons.

Although raised in a Christian home, Patrick never made a decision to follow Christ until after he was sold into slavery. While shepherding in the fields, he began talking with God and soon surrendered his life to Christ.

Lord, bless us with the grace to carve out peaceful moments together.

We need God’s Spirit alive and active more than anything else to journey well with our children.

Rest in the Lord’s words that there will be rejoicing in the future. Now is our time of grief, but our grief will not last forever.

We must be aware of our words and choose them wisely so that we can breathe life into our stories.

Loving Father, You were always with me.

Dear Creator of All Things, Thank You for designing us to have unique roles in your ministry to the world.  

We feel the need to hide, to wallow away because we feel undeserving of grace. When we buy into this lie that we are unlovable and unforgivable, we get stuck. Our sin becomes us.

If you've walked through losing a friendship, I see you. I know it is painful and, at times question, provoking. But, let Jesus in that space.

Father, we thank You for the courageous men who have served our nation as president. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for those who have sought to follow Your will.

Father God, you are worthy of all our praise and devotion.  

Instead of dwelling on our perceived shortcomings, let’s fix our eyes on the One who formed us and find our worth in His unchanging love.

God doesn’t want us to be our own worst enemy, nor does He want us to be our biggest critic. Instead, He wants us to have hope in Him that He will work in our lives to bring about our good.

We should desire to be believers who are marked by the testimonies of God.

In today's episode, "A Prayer to Start the Workday with Focus and Joy," we invite you to center your mind and spirit as you embark on a new day of work.

In today's episode, "A Prayer to Reach Out to Friends Struggling with Depression," we focus on the importance of supporting loved ones facing mental health challenges.

The first scent of spring fills my heart with hope. Maybe you’ve been living through a dark season or a harsh set of circumstances.