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Have you ever stopped and reflected on your “walk” with the Lord? Maybe how it started, how long you’ve been on it, or what the path has been like? Well, I did that recently. And let me tell you that mine looked more like tripping, falling behind,...

Technology has become a cop-out, the cry of depraved hearts who want to serve themselves.

Whether small and irritating or absolutely devastating and life-changing, we all have many moments in our lives that drop us to our knees as we pour out our cries to the Lord. 

Humility is truly a gift from the Father. As humans, just like the fruit of the Spirit, it is difficult to walk continually in this godly trait. We need God’s help, His grace. To be granted His heavenly grace gifts, we must become humble before...

As believers we know there is a spiritual battle going on and the enemy does not want our households to serve the Lord.

As Christians, we are invited to ask our questions. Jesus encourages us to seek understanding and to dive deeply into our faith.

The work God does in our hearts and lives in stormy seasons transforms us into people who weather them well by depending on Him!

It takes the Lord's help to stay steady. He is the one who never changes!  

Jesus truly understands how it feels to be not only rejected but hated and has told us we’re not the first to experience it. “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated Me first” (John 15:18)

Lasting change can feel impossible sometimes, can’t it? It only adds to our discouragement when we fail to meet our goals, keep our promises, or honor our commitments.

God did not call us to something big only to leave us hanging. We can trust Him with each day, task, and notion to do things for Him. 

Setbacks are hard. But they aren’t permanent. Jesus is in it with us, compassionate towards our pain.

Good things happen when we are willing to reach out to others on God’s behalf.

New mercies are available to us every morning, and new grace for each task ahead of us.

The truth is when we put faith in Jesus, our stone-cold heart that seeks after our own desires and acceptance is redesigned by our good and gracious Father.

Praying for your unsaved loved ones is not for the faint of heart.

Whatever you do, never forget how faithful God is, has been, and will be to you in the future.

Let us not waver in our faith like shifting sand but instead firmly plant ourselves on the solid rock of Christ.

Let’s pray today for the healing strength we need from the Lord to step out of atrophy against all odds and into the full life we are meant to live as God’s children.

Paul’s letter still applies to our lives today— when sinful desires tempt us or when we focus too intently on our worldly problems rather than our heavenly hope. “Focusing on the things of heaven” can be our battle cry when we fall into the trap...