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The most valuable legacy we can pass to our loved ones is a legacy of faith in Jesus Christ. Although every individual must make his or her own decision for Christ, there are things we can do to create an atmosphere where faith can flourish.

Regardless of the reason for spiritual dryness, we can find refreshment when we remember God’s faithfulness in the past, reflect on the significance of the gospel message, and stay connected to God through prayer and Bible reading.

Moms, are you living with shame and regret? Please let me encourage you today. In the Lord, you have a secure refuge - a place to go when you feel inadequate. He is your shield, your fortress, and your safety. In Him, you are never put to shame....

The fourth Sunday of Advent we meditate on the peace that Jesus brings our hearts and our world. Scripture is the place we can find the promises of God. Let us meditate on these truths and allow them to comfort our hearts this Advent season!

We were never meant to do life alone. Find a church body that will allow you to be the person you are right now. Not only that, but that will not allow you to stay that way. Through their wisdom, love, and understanding, the community can help us...

As Christians, we receive God’s grace readily and are thankful that His mercies are new every morning. Why then is it so difficult to extend grace to ourselves when we decide not to participate in every family activity?

Deep friendships don’t have to take a lot of time, but a consistent rhythm really helps.

The unspoken rule about the perfect quiet time is that there is no perfect-looking way to spend time with God. No amount of planning, wishing, demanding, or dreaming will set up the perfect scenario.

As Christians, the issue is not necessarily whether or not we have our trust tested, but rather, how we respond to the test. Ideally, the outcome should be developing a deeper relationship with the Lord.

What does it mean to not provoke your child to anger? Breaking down the meaning of Ephesians 6:4 uncovers valuable wisdom you can use to enjoy a healthy family life together. 

Use Lent as a time when you connect with the Savior and renew your prayer life. You may find God speaks to you in ways you never knew he would during this time. 

Let’s discuss the topic of spiritual complacency, the reasons behind it, and how Christians can bounce back from it. It is beneficial to undergo self-reflection at this time to see where you are at in this walk with God.

Here are four verses for you to meditate on, prayer points you can uplift, as well as their corresponding practical steps.

Everyone needs someone. God is faithful to place us, purposefully, to be that one for someone. His compassion and love for us provisionally assures us that we, too, have someone.

I want to be seeking the Lord, to be giving my relationship with Him attention and to be leaning upon His leadership of our relationship. So, I felt prompted to pray through ways I can be seeking God with my whole heart in a season of increased...

Being a writer myself, I know how important it is to help others get their work noticed as well. There is always something that we can learn from someone new.

Anxiety can be a monster, but when handled with delicacy and love, you can help your spouse out of even the darkest and deepest pits. What your spouse needs is love, not judgment. Care, not disdain. They need understanding, not ignorance.

To incorporate thankfulness into our everyday relationship with the Lord, we should consider our hearts. Are we regularly thinking about God’s magnificence and worthiness? Do we consider His great love in saving us?

When you worship God as a couple, it frees you to surrender any burdens or concerns over to Him. Let God’s Word and Holy Spirit speak to your marriage and breathe new life and hope into your covenant.

How do we maintain an active, vibrant faith when emergency situations explode in our world? Here are three ways.