The way in which we believe has an effect on how God may or may not work in our lives today.

Your way of life is determined by how you make decisions over the course time. Are you content with yours?

In a world ruled by the grey, there’s life and death set before us. Knowing what is True enables us to choose life.

God is the Great Storyteller and He has a role for you to play. Your yes, like Mary’s, just might change the world too.

Who do your practices say you’re following? Remember, your life is a witness to those around you.

In the deeper places, we all desire to be wanted, yet so few of us look to the One who fashioned us.

Are you living with an increasing or decreasing awareness of God in your daily life? Employ practices to stay aware.

You don’t need to be a “math person” to understand math. The understanding of the good soil is he who wrestles and pursues learnedness.

A key way God blesses us is through the actions of other people. We ought to look for ways to use our abilities to be a blessing to others in their time of need.

Even Jesus learned obedience, not through heritage or supernatural power, but through suffering and trial.

Amidst true sorrow, there is reason for joy for those whose hope is in the Name of the Lord.

If we’re not careful, the amazing can become ordinary and the ordinary is easy to forget.

Beginnings give us an opportunity to think of the end. We will all give an account before God. At the start of 2025, is that something you’re ready for?

Take a moment amidst the craziness, remember what Christmas is here for. It’s the celebration of the birth of the King.

You become who your friends are, this Middle School adage rings true far beyond the awkward halls of adolescence.

In an ever-changing world, God doesn’t. Just how He spoke then, He just might speak like that to you.

There’s something to specificity that adds depth to the practice of gratitude.

In uncertain and frantic seasons, what do you depend on? The Psalmist charges us to return to hope.

What have you been believing for? Here’s a practice to help bring pointed prayer into your daily life.

It’s the knowing and remembering the story we’re in that informs how we ought to participate and spend our time — the macro sparks the micro.