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blog post | May 28, 2020

God’s compassion isn’t always a giant check or a day at the spa. It centers on reviving our corrupted souls.

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 | August 8, 2017

If you are feeling overwhelmed, inadequate, afraid, or discouraged as a mom, remind yourself of the God you serve.

blog post | September 27, 2022

David’s prayers modeled the type of transparent dialogue we can have with God, assuring us that we can bring our fear, anger, hurt, and heartbreak to Him.

blog post | June 14, 2016

As we wrestle with this unconscionable act of violence, let’s anchor ourselves in the God of justice, the God of compassion, and the God of restoration.

blog post | August 22, 2019

Ten tips for pursuing purity.

blog post | November 16, 2023

Help! I’m a newlywed trying to figure out my holiday plans.

blog post | March 30, 2020

Moving has all kinds of built-in difficulty and complicatedness. Here’s some encouragement in it.

blog post | November 27, 2019

Politics, religion, controversy . . . what if we’re meant to have conversations on these topics with our loved ones?

blog post | September 14, 2020

Contentment is possible in spite of—even because of—a difficult marriage.