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A California family turned love into action by opening a pizzeria designed to help their daughter with special needs thrive. The restaurant offers her purpose, independence, and a community cheering her on.

The world tells our children who they are and who they are not--in a hurry.It begins as early as the playground, the track team, the classroom, and nights out with friends. It macerates harder with social media and of course, there’s television...

Usually when couples feel disconnected from one another, the root of the problem is intimacy. Spiritual, emotional, and physical intimacy is the thread that ties couples together. Even if it fades, God has given us ways to rekindle it again.

Nowhere in the Bible is there a Scripture that describes God creating someone with the sole intent of being a good match for someone else. But, this isn’t to say that God is not particular about who he has us marry.

What are the little things in which you can give yourself to your spouse wholeheartedly?

Resentment is a mixture of anger, fear, and disappointment. If we leave these feelings unchecked, they become long-range missiles in Satan’s hands.

Namaste is a Sanskrit phrase combining two phrases to mean “I bow to you” or “The divine in me bows to the divine in you.” It is a common Hindu/Indian greeting. 

It exposed the weaknesses in myself, my husband, and our family unit. The Covid-19 lockdown has forced us to confront realities about ourselves and our families. Here are 4 realities this wife learned.

We, believers, are part of His body, not divided, not in groups opposing each other, but together. He wants us to live together in community to protect each other and build each other up. God created us for relationship with Him, first and...

Hundreds of millions of Americans have been told to stay put, to combat coronavirus and flatten the curve.Instead of gathering in the sanctuary of their home church, many find themselves at home.Instead of getting dressed in their best, many are...

Is it true that good things come to someone who waits? What does it even mean to wait? And for how long? Why would we be rewarded with good things? There is no Scriptural basis for this quote whatsoever. In fact, that’s not even the whole quote.

If each of us chooses to put social media in its proper place, we would stand a chance to fight the life-and-death epidemic of the selfie.

“Jesus loves me this I know, for he gave me Lexapro.”Yes, this is a song I sometimes sing when that fluttery feeling in the pit of my stomach threatens to rise. I don’t want this feeling to surge or surface as I think about COVID-19 and the...

Marital infidelity is one of life’s most traumatic experiences. It not only tears at the seams of your marriage but rips the fabric of your soul. Your spouse promised to love you, to cherish you. Your partner promised before God, family and...

What was supposed to be two weeks of COVID-19 shutdown, has now turned into an unpredictable season. Now, an end to social distancing doesn’t seem to be anytime soon.After spending time apart in social distancing, and witnessing the devastation...

Instead of spending every waking moment absorbed in phone 'connection,' why not embrace quarantine as a time to invite creativity and refreshment...and reconnect with real relationships?

At some point in our lives, our knees have hit the floor as we cried out to God. In the midst of uncertainty or painful circumstances, we ask for his help because we need his help.

There’s this question doctors ask if you’ve been injured: “On a scale of one to 10, one meaning manageable and 10 the toughest pain you’ve ever encountered, how would you rate your pain?”I’ve been asked this dozens of times. When I was in labor...

No one understood what was happening. What started out as a bad cut for Katie’s dad turned into a life or death situation. As his leg began to swell, his body couldn't seem to fight the infection raging in his body. Doctors were perplexed—he...

Women may go through feelings of anger and depression in the grief process before finally being able to accept what happened. It's a real form of grief deserving of comfort from a friend.