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Before I'd begun reading this Psalm, I had been missing my adult children and longing to see and connect with them. They are busy living their lives as they should be. I am so thankful that they are doing well and being responsible, mature adults....

When taking time to evaluate, remember this: God has called us to partner with him in all things. That means we are partnering with him in the daily grind. All those things you do without thinking, the things you do over and over again, the job...

Although I might miss my adult children during the holidays, it is a good time to evaluate my parent-heart and compare what I wanted for them when they were growing up versus what I want for them now. Do I have expectations? Do I feel they owe me...

Inevitably, you will experience difficult moments in marriage and grow weary. Your only hope of keeping the vows you have made to your spouse and the covenant you have made before God is found in seeking God, one day at a time, and submitting...

We need to stop on a regular basis and have an inspection, pausing to take time to see how the building of our marriage is going.

Every step we took, and every church we were a part of, was used by God to mold us into the people we are today. None of it was a mistake, and all of it, the good and the not so good, helped us get to know God better and learn to discern truth...

The song “Silent Night” stirs up pictures in our minds of a calm night, stars brightly twinkling in the sky, and a newborn baby sleeping. It talks of a mother who lovingly sits at the bedside of her newborn son and of shepherds that are watching...

When you take time to look at the lyrics of today’s hymn and are able to see what these lyrics are saying, I believe that the truths found there can lift you out of any sense of loneliness or isolation and give you a birds-eye view of the life you...

Father, thank you for being Yahweh-Jireh - "The Lord Will Provide." Thank you for all the examples you have given, in your Word, of how you provided for your children in the past. They are reminders of who you are, your character, and that you can...

We enter our parenting journey with fear, desires, and goals. The ever-present thoughts of all we want to accomplish or don't want to do – things our parents may have done or not done – can sometimes overwhelm us. What I've learned is if we really...

Meat, produce, snacks, and all sorts of things we needed and didn't have the money to buy. I stood and watched as my living room was filled with boxes. My husband fought back tears of gratefulness. Me? I fought back feelings of disappointment....

Here are two more verses to meditate on and apply to your marriage today.

You and I both know that nothing in this world will bring us true, lasting, biblical joy. The kind of joy that you and I need to choose is the joy that comes when we choose to lift our eyes off of our difficult circumstances, off the things of...

It’s good to take the time to evaluate how you are doing in your time in the Word.

Seventy-five years ago one of America’s greatest directors premiered his greatest film. Why that film matters and why you need to see it again, next on BreakPoint.

Unfortunately, good news is hard to find, but if you know where to look, stories of determination and resilience abound.

When a conflict arises within marriage, the first thing we should do to work through the conflict is to go, as soon as possible, to our spouse.

Is it Transparency, Community, Accountability... or the Presence of God?

The Spirit in you is the One who with Christ performed countless miracles in the Bible. We must ask for him to transform our life and our marriage.