Lament gives us a way to hold that ache before Him—letting our compassion stay soft, our hope stay alive, and our hearts stay connected to the God who is making all things new.
Because Jesus has already won the ultimate battle, we can walk forward in faith today, believing His promises and receiving His grace.
René Echevarria has helped bring the stories of women in the Bible into the spotlight with the new series from Fox, The Faithful.
Some testimonies remind us just how patient and persistent God’s love really is, especially when someone has spent years believing they’re too far gone.
When we stop trying to rush past our pain and instead face our hardest emotions with honesty, we often discover that God is already waiting for us in the messy middle.
AI can be an amazing tool, if we use it right. Today we’ll discuss the three best ways to use AI well, and three uses of AI that we should avoid.
Leslie Harter-Berg creates grief content aimed at helping widows feel less alone.
Lament isn’t about weakness—it’s a sacred way of bringing our pain, questions, and longing before a God who listens and grieves with us.
As Pastor Evan shares both his heart for discipleship and Luke’s rich portrait of Jesus as the Son of Man reaching all people, we’re reminded that God’s grace extends far beyond boundaries and backgrounds.
We all carry emotions that don’t always feel easy to name—sadness, anger, worry—and yet Scripture shows us that God never asks us to hide them.