Consider the last time you stood still in nature and allowed yourself to become a spectator of the hallelujahs all of nature sings. Scripture reflects several times on how each part of nature seeks in its own self to praise its Creator.
Looking for a peaceful way to end the day with God? This article shares eight evening prayers for anxious minds, gratitude, restful sleep, Scripture-filled thoughts, and deeper trust in the Lord. It is a comforting resource for anyone who wants to bring the worries of the day into God’s presence before bed.
From life-saving bravery to quiet acts of kindness, these 10 real-life stories remind us that God is still moving in powerful ways ...often when we least expect it.
Sometimes in life, it really does feel like everything that can go wrong....does. The little things pile up, the unexpected hits out of nowhere, and before you know it, you’re carrying more than you ever planned to. Most days already ask a lot of us, and when something extra gets added, something we didn’t see coming, it can feel overwhelming, even debilitating.
I’ve found that it’s often not just one big thing, but a hundred small things all at once. The kind that quietly wear you down, steal your peace, and make it hard to catch your breath. In those moments, it’s easy to feel unsteady, like everything is shifting beneath your feet.
But it’s in these very seasons, when life feels uncertain and heavy, that we have to gently remind ourselves of what is still true. Not just what we feel in the moment, but what we know has been promised. When everything else feels unreliable, those promises become something steady to hold onto, something that doesn’t change even when everything else does.
When life feels overwhelming and everything seems to go wrong, we can find strength, peace, hope, and comfort by trusting in God's promises. And sometimes, that quiet remembering is exactly what carries us through.
No matter how dark things may seem, light can spread through the darkness and illuminate our lives. No matter what level of darkness is present in our lives, Jesus gives us the hope to live in freedom.
Christians are called to live faithfully in a broken world, but what happens when the church starts using the world’s methods to force the outcomes it wants? The stories of Moses, Paul, and the early church remind us of power, witness, urgency, and gospel faithfulness. Christian engagement must be shaped by the wisdom of God rather than the instincts of the culture around us.
Many people are worried about the mark of the beast these days. Whether they fear it will come from a vaccine, or some other source, many are concerned that they will be tricked into taking the mark. Today I want to put your mind at ease because none of this is true.
For many of us, we find it difficult to get beyond our past sins, even when we have confessed them and repented. We tend to remember and dwell on the sins and failures of the past. In addition, Satan loves to bring them to your remembrance as well.
Sunshine doesn’t always bring joy... sometimes it makes everything feel heavier. If summer secretly drains you, here’s how to fight back and find real relief with God’s help.
Let’s explore some of the most-debated topics among Christians today. Hopefully, looking at these issues will give us a greater understanding of the issues facing Jesus’ followers today and how we can extend grace and empathy to those who may hold different convictions than ourselves.
Ever felt so overwhelmed you couldn’t think straight? That breaking point has a name. Here’s how to recognize the warning signs of emotional flooding and find the calm God offers right in the chaos.
According to the Baker’s Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology, the English definition of “blasphemy” is very different from the biblical definition. Here is everything you need to know about blasphemy, what it means, and why it's so dangerous.
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