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Tom DeRosa, founder of the Creation Studies Institute in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a former evolutionist and atheist who came to Christ through the ministry of Dr. D. James Kennedy. He believes Christians can celebrate Earth Day by...

Lord, you are Jehovah Jireh.  

With God, there is hope, and in what may seem like the darkest of hours, when despair tries to capture us, Jesus wants us to know that “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (John 1:5).

Instead of hiding from God in guilt and shame, Scripture invites us to hide in Him—finding freedom, forgiveness, and love in His compassionate embrace.

Just like a gardener prepares the soil for fruitfulness, God desires to cultivate our hearts so that we can grow in faith, character, and closeness with Him.

Living with a long-term illness can be physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausting.

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.

Acts 4:29 (NIV) “Now, Lord, consider their threats and enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness.”

When disappointment weighs down your heart, this prayer helps you remember that God delights in you even in the hard places—and invites you to find joy in His faithful presence.

Life is filled with endless choices, responsibilities, and opportunities—yet time remains limited.

There’s a unique ache that comes from feeling noticed but not truly known.

Being an ambassador for Christ calls for humility, integrity, and love in all we do. Our daily actions either reflect God’s heart—or distract from it. Let’s choose to represent Him well.

When betrayal lingers and trust feels impossible, this prayer invites you to release the past, embrace healing, and rediscover the courage to trust again—anchored in God's unshakable faithfulness.

In the ordinary rhythms of life, God still shows up. This prayer reminds us to worship wherever we are—just like the shepherds did that holy night.

A new year often feels like a fresh start, but our relationship with God isn’t seasonal—it’s ongoing and steadfast.

When the world feels heavy with troubling headlines, this prayer helps steady your heart in the truth of God’s character and reminds you that His good news always outweighs the bad.

Glorious God, You are the sweetest gift of solitude.

There are moments in life when the world around us seems bright and festive, yet our own hearts feel dimly lit.

We all face moments when discouragement creeps in — when our hearts feel heavy and hope seems distant.

Whether you’re flourishing or lacking, this prayer helps you ground your worth and satisfaction not in your surroundings—but in Christ who sustains you.