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blog post | March 22, 2022

In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul paints a portrait of Christ through a description of love. By taking a closer look at that portrayal, we’ll find that the opposite of cynicism is agapé love.

blog post | July 27, 2020

Knowing what to say in our prayers can feel daunting—especially when we’re feeling down. Thankfully, we have Scripture to guide us.

blog post | August 15, 2023

Often we look to friends or social media or Google searches for wisdom without ever going to the source of truth: God’s Word.

blog post | August 22, 2022

The Old Testament is the foundation we need to properly understand the gospel and the New Testament.

blog post | October 30, 2023

Leslie shares tips from seven women’s ministry leaders who have learned how to bolt the door to Satan’s schemes and nourish their souls in every season of ministry.

blog post | January 28, 2020

The Old Testament can feel like a hodge-podge of various stories, but with the compassion of God woven throughout, it fits seamlessly together.

blog post | March 3, 2022

A handful of almonds in the middle of the night is far better than allowing your soul to starve.

blog post | June 8, 2020

When your kids are little, spending time with God can feel hard, but it is possible. Here’s what worked for me.

blog post | January 2, 2024

Some days are hope-filled and others are hope-less. Where do we turn when we’ve lost our hope?

blog post | December 7, 2017

As we remember how God led, provided, and protected in the past, we can trust He will be faithful for tomorrow.