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Have you ever felt invisible?

As long as there’s breath in your lungs, it’s not too late to seek the Lord. He is waiting; you just have to open the door and let him in.

Not every season is filled with breakthrough, noise, or clarity.

Loneliness can be one of the most painful and isolating experiences.  

Happy Fall, y'all. Let's pray!

You slipped again—and the shame hits hard. But God doesn’t leave you there. This prayer helps you reach for grace when failure feels final.

We all carry past hurts, regrets, shame, and offenses—sometimes ones we replay over and over in our minds.

Fear can feel overpowering—especially when circumstances press in, when we live in places that feel unsafe, or when anxiety has had time to settle in.

Do you look forward to heaven? If I am being honest, my heart can be so focused on the now and building my “earthly kingdom” that I often miss the joy of focusing my thoughts and heart on eternal joys.

Are you waiting on God to move in your life—waiting for a breakthrough, for healing, for answers, or simply for peace? Waiting seasons can feel lonely, frustrating, and endless... but God is never inactive.

Family gatherings aren’t always easy, but they’re full of opportunities. Here’s how God can use even stressful vacations to teach us about peace, perspective, and His faithful love.

In this heartfelt prayer, we pause to reflect and savor the goodness of God in our daily lives.

Feeling behind while everyone else seems to be winning? This prayer can help you refocus on what really matters, break free from the pressure to measure up, and live with a heavenly perspective.

If it sounds good but leads you away from Jesus, it's not from God. Here's a prayer to help you spot counterfeit guidance fast.

What if blessing God wasn't about perfection, but simply inviting Him into your day? This prayer shows how to turn even your mess into worship.

1 Thessalonians 3:12 (NIV) “May the Lord make your love increase and overflow for each other and for everyone else, just as ours does for you.”

Many believers can recite John 3:16 by heart, but have you stopped to reflect on the verse that follows?

True peace in our homes begins with the choice of whom we serve and what we believe.

As we enter Holy Week, let us set aside the next few days to truly reflect on the life, passion, and ultimate sacrifice that Jesus made for us on the cross.

What if God called you to act? Discover the power—and the struggle—behind saying, ‘Here I am, send me.’