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My Mom died three years ago. I share this article as a ray of hope for those who might be struggling with their relationship with their mother.

Man may hurt us – but God will never forsake us. And even through man’s imperfect ways, God’s still working out a perfect plan.

Discover how worldly distractions can hinder your spiritual growth and what scripture reveals about receiving God's grace. Learn to prioritize seeking Him above all else and cultivate consistent devotion, even amidst life's challenges.

We must honor and celebrate mothers—despite their imperfections—recognizing their God-given role, forgiving past hurts, and choosing love, respect, and gratitude for the life they gave us.

Take time to rest, restore, and relax. Prioritize family meals around the table, slow Saturday morning coffee on your back porch bird watching, and make space for friends to hang out and enjoy God’s good gift of companionship as we find our...

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

During the wedding at Cana, a problem was resolved because of two simple choices, the same choices we all have to make...

Salvation Army Captain Carole Abella explains how she has dealt with the realities of family life.

Focusing on God's plan can help us find purpose in our workday, transforming frustration into fulfillment through faith, service, and ministry.

When you realize these two truths about prayer, you realize you hold the key to transformative prayer.

Mother's Day is celebrated in the United States and all over the world, though the dates may differ from the U.S. date; this holiday is always celebrated on a Sunday. President Woodrow Wilson made the holiday official in 1914 and marked it to...

Do you sometimes wish you had the internal power to make bad days, good? God gives us a way to turn our days around. It comes with one small change.

19 mistakes made in single moms ministry how to fix them

When a single mom's life changes through a church body, a generation changes.

Some of us are afraid to be engage with the mother who’s lost a child because we’re driven by one overwhelming fear: I don’t know what to say.

I’m grateful not only for good things but for blessings in disguise. In everything, for everything, good or bad, my prayer today brings an attitude of gratitude.

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