Today, rather than focusing on ourselves as parents, we’re going to reflect on who God is, who we are, and what it means to be a child of God.
This week, we’re slowing down with one verse at a time to see how much God can show us when we give Him our full attention.
Acts 10 invites us to recognize how often difficult moments are used to stretch our faith, challenge our assumptions, and lead us into a bigger, more beautiful vision of His Kingdom.
Nebuchadnezzar’s story shows that when pride pulls us off course, God is still faithful to restore us when we finally look up.
God is working behind the scenes in ways we can’t see, whispering, “I’ve gone before you.”
Following Jesus isn’t meant to be hidden; it’s a lived-out declaration that we belong to Him, in private and in public.
In our third episode of our summer series, Raising Them Well, we take a look at why the little decision you’re making today have a big impact overall.
Genesis 37 reminds me that even in the messiest family dynamics, God is still weaving purpose, calling, and redemption into the story—just like He did with Joseph.
Diving back into the unexpected places our children may run into unsafe pictures, and how we can intentionally help them both before they find such content, and especially after they’ve come across it.
God reminds us that He is a God who draws near us long before we have our lives neatly sorted.