1 Kings shows how God is doing restoring work in our souls, turning our hearts back to Him with a power and tenderness that brings us fully alive again.
It is a beautiful thing to see a student learn a new skill, and it is a satisfying moment for everyone when that student realizes he or she is capable of learning beyond what they expected for themselves.
As we look at Elijah’s journey, I pray it open our eyes to how God is moving in the surprising corners of our own lives.
Some metaphors for the Holy Spirit feel powerful and dramatic, but water hits a little closer to home because we know what it feels like to be thirsty—physically, emotionally, spiritually.
Some images of the Holy Spirit feel big and dramatic, wind, fire, clouds, but oil is one of those quiet metaphors that sneaks up on you with how deeply it fits real life.
Novelist and journalist Christine Gunderson joins Julie Lyles Carr for an insightful conversation about the forces that drive us to do more more more for our kids and why it could be time for a reset.
As we look at the Holy Spirit through the image of fire, we’re reminded that God’s presence doesn’t consume us but transforms us, refining our faith in ways we often only understand in hindsight.
Prayer is the sacred way we draw near to God, building trust and relationship as we speak and listen to Him.
If you’ve ever caught yourself doom‑scrolling, multitasking your quiet time, or avoiding stillness, this conversation will feel uncomfortably familiar in the best way.
As we look at the Spirit through the images of cloud and wind in Scripture, we see that God’s presence both guides and moves us in ways we could never orchestrate on our own.