It’s easy to think we’ve got everything under control—until a moment of unexpected humility reminds us otherwise. I learned that lesson the hard way when a vine, a swing, and my own overconfidence left me flat on my back. But pride’s fall isn’t just physical; it can affect every area of life.

Spiritual endurance isn’t built overnight. Just like a race, faith requires persistence, discipline, and a focus on the long-term goal. Learn how to stay strong in your faith, avoid burnout, and run the race with endurance.

Health and faith go hand in hand, but staying on track can be a challenge. After sickness hit our household, I reflected on the importance of being intentional about wellness before we feel run down. Read on for real talk about fitness struggles, faith, and getting back into healthy rhythms.

There’s a lot of sickness going around, and our household has not escaped it. It seems like it has been lingering, moving from one person to the next. While I have managed to avoid most of it, I may be dealing with a bit of a cough myself.

It’s frustrating to be slowed down when there’s so much to do. But sickness has a way of reminding us of something we often forget: We are not invincible.

We live in a fallen world where sickness and weakness are part of life. I’m not saying God caused this sickness, but I do know this: in every season, even the ones we wouldn’t choose, He is present, and He is faithful.

Revival doesn’t just happen—it starts with expectation. When we come to church not just to receive but to bring our worship, our faith, and our hunger for God’s presence, everything changes. Don’t wait for the right song or the perfect message—come ready, and you won’t leave the same.

A goat standing at the church door, symbolizing spiritual seekers waiting to be invited in and welcomed with love.

Have you ever been in complete darkness, unsure of where to step? Just like a single light in a dark room, God’s Word and the Holy Spirit guide us when life feels uncertain. Read on to learn how to walk in His light.

As part of God's chosen people and royal priesthood, we are called to live lives of worship, service, and spiritual sacrifice. Discover how to embrace this sacred calling by offering your life as a living sacrifice, guided by the Holy Spirit, and becoming a light of hope and encouragement to those around you

Our mindset shapes our lives. Learn how embracing joy, gratitude, and self-care can transform your health, well-being, and relationship with God. Proverbs 17:22 reminds us, “A cheerful heart is good medicine.