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podcast episode | November 11, 2020

Are you a thankful person? Most of us have room for improvement in the area of being more grateful. Mary Kassian says it’ll take some effort.

podcast episode | January 23, 2012

During times of stress, it’s important to act on what we know to be true, rather than on what we feel at the moment.

article | April 16, 2020

“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” (Matthew 5:4) This past week many of us have felt some combination of shock, sadness, and anxiety. Suddenly, many of us are homeschooling moms with hordes of toilet paper and very little …

blog post | May 3, 2022

Sometimes God will shake everything in our world to remind us that all we truly have is Him and that we are living for an eternal, unshakable kingdom that will never pass away.

blog post | June 22, 2020

Let me tell you the ways it’s changed me. Be aware . . . it might take a while!

blog post | January 7, 2016

Do you neglect to pray for revival because you don’t believe it could actually happen?

blog post | September 26, 2019

Can you trust God to write your story? Yes. Let today’s stories from our readers encourage you with the hope of Providence—God’s hand working through all things for our good and His glory. (And submit your own story of God’s Providence here!) …

blog post | August 7, 2018

Am I without sin? Am I in a position to judge? Perhaps Jesus is asking you to back away and give Him the room.

blog post | January 18, 2024

The disciples once viewed children as an inconvenience. But Jesus showed that children—just like adults—are image-bearers whom He loves and are worth His time and attention.

blog post | March 23, 2020

Our enemy wants to lead us straight into bondage, and he often uses measure-up messages to do it.