The constant demands of work, family, and social obligations can leave us feeling overwhelmed and disconnected from the deeper rhythms of life. Finding moments of quiet can lead to a more fulfilling and purposeful existence. 

Sometimes, when we have disagreements with others, it can be hard to be kind. The Bible doesn’t just tell us to be kind, it tells us how to be kind, even when things are tough. It's like a secret code for turning conflicts into chances to be nice!

Taking responsibility for our actions, decisions, and our journey with God today will give us a better tomorrow. The decisions we make today, no matter how small they might seem, determine the direction and quality of our lives.

Being truthful is a rare and valuable trait in a world filled with masks and facades. It’s a virtue we look for in others and like to claim to have. But, can you claim truth-telling as a virtue if you’re lying to yourself? 

How do you know if you are being honest with yourself? Let's explore six steps that can help unravel the layers of self-deception and embrace the liberating power of authenticity.

Throughout our lives, we all experience bouts of loneliness and feeling like we don’t belong. When you’re in the thick of times like this, always remember it’s not true.

It’s common to hear money is the root of all evil. Is it actually the money or our relationship with that money that can bring trouble?

Mental health is a common topic in today’s world. As a Christian or even someone who is simply curious, you may be wondering what the Bible says about mental health. 

As Christians, our rest is found in Jesus (Matthew 11:28-30), but our relationship with God grows when we also keep the Sabbath. 

We cannot truly appreciate the good times in our lives without experiencing the bad times. No matter the season you’re currently in, remember, it won’t last forever. What will last forever is God’s love. 

So what is Easter Sunday? It’s the day in history when we have eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ resurrection from the grave. 

You may not know where the word “Christian” originally comes from or what it truly means. When we dig into the etymology of the term, it actually paints this really beautiful picture of what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

What does the love of Jesus actually look like? And how do we show it to others? Here’s a peeled-back version to see what Jesus’ friends and eyewitness accounts say about how He consistently showed love.

Observing Lent looks different for everyone. While this form of fasting is typically tied to the Catholic denomination of Christianity, all Jesus followers can observe the Lenten season as a way to prepare their hearts for Easter. 

Most people have heard of grace. However, if you’re new to Christianity, you may not understand God’s grace or why it’s essential to our salvation. Here are some answers.

It can be really difficult to wait. In fact, our culture has hardwired us to desire instant results. But how do we wait on the Lord? And why should we? Let’s take a look.

What are peacemakers? And were there any peacemakers in the Bible? How can we become peacemakers? Here are some answers.

If you’ve heard of the Holy Spirit before, you probably recognize it in the context of Christianity. However, many people don’t know that the Holy Spirit holds many jobs and roles.

The Bible is clear that prayer is important, if not essential, to our relationship with God. But prayer can be hard if you feel like you’ve been praying for the same thing for a long time and God isn’t listening to you.

Prayer can be overwhelming, but prayer journals can help you organize your thoughts and time for more consistent prayer. Here’s an overview.

We all have habits we’re trying to break. What are some ways to break a habit? And how long does it take? Let's take a look.