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blog post | April 11, 2022

As we toil in the shadow of the cross, we cling to the promise that when Christ returns He will wipe away every tear from [our] eyes.

blog post | July 29, 2020

What if our deepest losses aren’t the end of the story, but the beginning?

blog post | October 28, 2013

My name is Ami Atkins, and I am a thirty-year-old barren widow. My husband was a passionate follower of Christ. Jon adored me, but he adored Jesus more.

blog post | August 10, 2017

Why endure pain, disease, discouragement, and grief? Because the gospel is at stake.

blog post | April 26, 2013

There's only one way to find out . . .

blog post | September 10, 2021

After her husband died by suicide, Rita believed the story was finished for her. But she found hope “between the lines.”

blog post | August 11, 2016

As burdens weigh heavy on our shoulders, our souls anxiously grasp for answers amidst the pain; but maybe we don’t need answers. We need an eternal perspective.

blog post | February 8, 2021

Dementia, this was never about you. It’s not even about her. It’s about Him.

blog post | April 15, 2020

It is not wrong if you are struggling. It is an opportunity to cry out to God.

blog post | April 12, 2016

We can’t escape the pruning shears of God. So how can we learn to welcome these painful and necessary seasons?