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The public tantrum is a shared experience. So why are we as mothers ashamed of this?

How do I help shape the stories my children will one day get to tell?

Instead of wishing for change as a way of escaping my mess, I asked the Holy Spirit to meet me in my chaos.

Without safe guarding my family’s peace, we’ll get lost in the rat race of trying to do it all.

A few ideas to delight your friends and loved ones with meaningful, faith-centered gifts.

With the Lord, it is always a question of what is good and what is even better.

Regardless of how many missteps or quick fixes we find, God still trusts us. But what is He trusting us with, exactly?

Our society praises forward movement. But what about when life is on hold?

As a full-time college student, it was hard trying to balance so much at the same time--including my time with God.

I had never felt God's love the way I felt the love from my dad until I started to get real with God.

We have plenty of culture examples of men - but where is that getting us?

If we’re going to let God lead us this year, we first have to trust that He is going to lead us somewhere greater than we can go on our own.

I want to be better. And yet, it requires so much of me.

What if instead of starting our day with Instagram, we started with words of God?

Everyone has a soul - like a bulb beneath the ground - though we cannot see it.

At first I thought it was God’s will, or as I saw it, “His fault” that I was sick. But I was reminded in prayer that God is good, always.

When people would say, "God told me this", I was worried I wasn't praying the right way.

It’s easy to acknowledge this truth with our heads, but our hearts might tell a different story

We just can’t will ourselves not to be fearful. So, when God tells us not to be afraid, what does he really mean?

Building the kind of connection and community that gets me closer to the life of Jesus.

Looking back now, I realize that my expectation for the year was based on a desire for control.

To truly bring hope to others this season we have to first experience the hope of Christ in our own lives.

The storm may still be difficult and unpleasant, but maybe the storm is the means by which Jesus wants to take me to new places.

I sensed that God wanted me to wait for His direction in my personal life, a direction that I would receive not anytime soon, but at an indefinite later.

It wasn’t that I wanted to hide my faith from others; I just didn’t know there was more to my faith than what I had already experienced.

Our son was fighting for his life, and I didn’t know what to pray anymore.

It’s here I discovered a love so much different than what I had experienced ever before.

The pursuit of success was a constant cycle, never finished. I was trying to fill the void and it became clear to me why I never felt at peace,

We live in a world where everyone has a different answer for every situation. There is only one book that offers us timeless guarantees.

I celebrated Easter and the Resurrection of Christ by taking my life back to where it was before Lent started. But I was missing the point.

God calls us to greatness. To achieve this requires courage to engage and to take back control of our life and start driving again.

Being a family manager is the mission I’m called to do right now; though, it wasn’t always the plan to be this way.

Marriage is the hardest and most important thing I’ve ever done.

If we wonder about failure, we must also wonder about possibility.

My Mom was incredibly sick throughout my high school years, and I struggled to understand God’s wisdom in allowing such suffering.

I noticed that my sensitivity gave me a great capacity to love.

This may be an invitation to pay attention.

The need to intentionally cultivate silence in our lives even more than introverts because we need it not for ourselves but for others.

A good, close friend is easy to love. The most difficult place to love is in the person we were once close to but are no longer.

The process of work is just as important to God as the outcome.

Combatting shame and fear of my doubt, to find what God has for me on the other side.

Finding the freedom to really shape our core values and guide the process of knowing where to put our time.

Three foundational practices that can help us abide in Jesus.

So many of us desire Jesus for our friends, and try to find tactics and strategies. But is there then room for love?

Somewhere along the line, most of us fall into the subtle trap of believing that our discipleship is more about perfection than love.