Journaling has been a “journey” for me. What started as a place to diary life when I was younger, at some point, became a place to process Scripture as a growing Christian. Let's take a look at how you can journal, too!

As a mom of young kids, I have a built-in excuse for forgetfulness. A sock goes missing, dinner time arrives and I haven’t started the meal, a phone call or text goes unresponded to. These are normal parts of my life, but my season of life isn’t the true culprit. I am.  A busy season of life can often masquerade as the cause for forgetfulness, but let’s stop and be honest with ourselves. Why are we busy in the first place? Does it even matter that we are busy and forgetful a

The Lord would speak to Moses face to face, as one speaks to a friend. Exodus 33:11 (NIV) We often think of Jesus as OUR friend. The...

It has been said that “Impulsiveness is the breeding ground for regret.” John Maxwell says, “Impulsiveness is the enemy of wise...

What do we do in the seasons when we feel unsure, and doubt begins to creep in?

Like the waves, God is ever-constant His loving blessings just keep coming. There’s no off-switch.

We don’t ask Jesus if we can follow Him; the initiation is His job. He invites us to follow Him as Savior.

When we memorize Scripture, we invite the Holy Spirit to change us. In today’s blog, Chrissie shares how this has changed her life.

Sometimes abiding can feel like work. Why does that happen? Join Cyndi as she shares great encouragement about this.

Have you ever deeply connected to Jesus while worshipping, praying, or studying His Word? Read more about Chrissie's experience.

What does it mean to be in a "Season of Prayer"?

We have the opportunity to set the tone in our homes. Running to the Lord is key!

Be encouraged to reach out to the Lord, He will meet you where you are.

Abide is such a deep and resonating word. Intimate even. If I truly am seeking and applying this with God, what’s the trouble?

Exhaustion. Complete physical and mental fatigue. The kind of tiredness that leaves you spent, depleted, and weary. How can we overcome it?

The comparison trap seems to be a common problem, even among the most confident of us. Learn why there is no reason to keeping comparing!

Conflict is miserable. It destroys relationships and our peace. What if there was a way to end it before it grows out of control?