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When we take the time to read the Word daily and apply it to our lives, the Holy Spirit will often bring those verses back to us when we are praying.

Life is full of hard moments, but God fills it with miraculous beauty, too. Ephesians 3:20 reminds us that His power at work in us accomplishes far more than we could ever imagine. Whether through planned dreams or unexpected blessings, God weaves...

Raising teenagers can feel like a wild rollercoaster of emotions, filled with triumphs, missteps, and the undeniable challenge of navigating their growth while reflecting on our own past. Solomon’s wisdom in Ecclesiastes 1:9 reminds us that...

In tonight's episode, "Full Circle," we reflect on Ecclesiastes 1:9, which reminds us that “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.”

Life’s pain—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—can feel overwhelming, unfair, and even paralyzing. In 2 Corinthians 12:6-7, Paul reminds us that the source of our pain isn’t the focus; it’s how we respond to it. Through honest conversations...

When nothing goes as planned, tonight’s prayer helps you reset your perspective and expect God’s goodness again.

Even in fear and exhaustion, God promises to hold you up with His victorious hand—rest tonight knowing you are never alone.

How does a disciple of Christ discipline in the face of unreasonable behavior? Prevent the angry parent fail by inserting compassion into your gut reaction.

My quest for a healthy mix of downtime and activity-time has unearthed some secrets to savoring summer.

How do we talk to our children in a way that encourages their character without inflating their attitudes? Take a breath, and don’t say one of these.

When we place our kids within God's walls and are willing to “let go," our efforts are blessed and our hearts experience His peace.

We can teach our children to pray for their friends using the acronym LET’S PRAY.

Honest prayer is a powerful weapon. God honors our transparency when we come to Him in hopeless moments.

Don’t wait until they are older; start young. It’s important to embrace the immediate influence we have on our children.

Equipping our kids to live outside the confines of WiFi allows them to participate in reality, and depend on the One in whom we truly find joy.

Whether His response to our agony is miraculous or deferred, we can trust He is healing us through seasons of pain.

How do we get past the lump in our throats as we say goodbye for the day?

The sobering reality of addiction’s prevalence is evident in our daily prayers.

Bible study since the birth of my children has been an eight-year battle. I’ve done all sorts of things to avoid being noticed until 7 a.m.

We all know how to set aspirational New Year's Resolutions, but keeping them all year can seem pretty hopeless.