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blog post | December 10, 2021

When we sing “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” we remember that prophecy, that sign, that promise which is the hope of the next sign that every believer longs to see.

blog post | December 24, 2013

Even though we daily receive new mercies from Him, Jesus is not going to patch up this broken world. He is going to give us something much better.

blog post | December 12, 2019

In the midst of holiday shakiness, God is the only steadfast anchor for your soul.

blog post | October 5, 2015

You may sit in a church service every Sunday, but a weekly sermon isn't enough teach you the knowledge of Scripture.

blog post | February 8, 2017

At what point am I the older woman other women desire to learn from?

blog post | December 27, 2021

If your shoulders are still too burdened with work and worry to lift your hands in worship, listen to what Jesus teaches us when we’re overloaded in ministry.

blog post | October 17, 2019

Kids know how to enjoy pizza, pets, games, and ice cream. But how do we help them know what it means to enjoy God?

blog post | December 20, 2016

The God of redemption is a God who delights in stepping into our messy lives and cruel disappointments, to bring about the most unexpected transformation!

blog post | December 15, 2021

When the holiday season comes with suffering—when illness continues, when we face betrayal, when a beloved child never comes home—can we still sing “all is well”?

blog post | May 14, 2020

A joyful heart is indeed good medicine, so how can we use humor in dark times for the glory of Christ?