Worshipping God does not have to wait for Sunday church. It can be ingrained in our daily lives by how well we love God and love His people.

Let’s face it: Sometimes we’d rather watch Netflix and scroll through Instagram than spend quiet time with God. But here’s why quiet time is important.

Helping someone isn’t always an altruistic act. With the wrong motives, even helping someone can leave some lasting damage to the other person.

Need help finding joy in life when it feels too hard to experience joy? We've got some tips you should keep in mind for finding joy.

Too often, people make excuses for getting angry because Jesus flipped tables. This passage is not meant for making excuses. It's meant to teach us something.

Looking for some different ways to read the Bible? Try viewing it as one whole story instead of a compilation of different books.

Do you often feel overwhelmed and tired because of your pace of life? It's time to slow down and learn how to lean on God.

Jesus teaches us that it is a blessing to be a peacemaker. Our nation needs people to step up as peacemakers now more than ever. Can you answer the call?

Jesus teaches us that humility is an important virtue of being His follower. Discover some tips that can help you grow in humility.

The Bible is old. Have you ever wondered if it’s relevant to your life? Here are just a few reasons why you should read the Bible.

Comfort is not the same as peace. Comfort is fleeting and relies on the external, while peace is eternal and relational. Let me explain.

Much like our human desire to binge-watch Netflix, a great podcast will capture us. Are you driving to work? Podcast. Saturday chores? Podcast. Working out? Podcast. Annoying the kids? Podcast. Breathing? Podcast. It’s the talk radio shows our parents listened to while driving us around - but relevant and interesting. Oh, and convenient.

We naturally gravitate away from what is uncomfortable. It takes an effort to engage in new ways. But Jesus did not take the easy way out and neither should we.

What happens when we feel the Holy Spirit prodding us to go somewhere we’ve never been? Do something we’ve never done?

Here's the thing. When we learn to sit in discomfort, we start to change. We start to see God working. God can do some extraordinary things if we would just step out of our comfort zones.

Those with mental illness are in a war and they need an army on their side. The church needs to open its eyes to the reality of this war and they need to stand by the people who are hurting from it.

When you build true community, it brings your darkest moments into the light. It gives you the freedom to share your soul with others. And, if you are in community with people who are pushing toward the same goals as you are, it’ll inspire you to own your mistakes and make better choices moving forward.

Studies show your brain is most susceptible to take in information during the first five minutes of the day.  This means that 0.5 percent of your time will determine the other 99.5 percent of it.