Every once in a while, you look at your kids and realize just how wildly different they are—and how beautifully God designed it that way.
In Matthew 23, Jesus reminds us that real transformation starts from the inside out—inviting us to trade appearances for authenticity, and to let humility and a softened heart shape who we’re becoming.
Questions have a way of revealing what’s really going on beneath the surface—whether we’re genuinely seeking truth or just trying to protect our own assumptions.
As we reflect on these themes, we’re invited to consider who Jesus truly is in our lives and to embrace the restoration and deeper connection with God that He offers.
Our children want to have fun, and we can give them adventures that…
When we give Him our burdens, we discover the steady, unshakable shalom only He can provide.
Learn how to help your teen be ready for communicating with university professors or their boss, and how to be both thoughtful about the anxiety your teen may feel in those situations…
Kyle Strobel discusses the role of suffering in spiritual growth and the necessity of guidance during difficult times.
Bally’s story reminds us that welcoming the Holy Spirit can open unexpected doors and lead us into a freer, more authentic faith.
John 9 reminds us that Jesus refuses to play by those rules; instead of assigning blame, He opens our eyes to a God who works through brokenness, not as punishment, but as possibility.