We are not called to be thankful for everything. We are called to be thankful in everything.

Not all growth is visible, stay disciplined in your daily Bible reading. It will pay dividends.

Those suffering and those helping those who suffer need sherpas who have walked the terrain of grief, these books are those sherpas.

A prayer to help you trust God more.

Your ability to fight sin hinges on one thing. Your faith. Choosing obedience over sin is an act of faith, this is why it’s an important weapon in the lure of temptation.

There is a peace and a comfort when we realize God has us in His hands.

When we don’t feel like reading the Bible, how can we help ourselves submit to reading?

While the Bible tells us to flee sexual immorality, it also talks about taking the sword of the Spirit. How does this help us in fighting lustful temptations?

Three thoughts on how to celebrate Easter. Often times we get so busy during holidays that we forget there's a point in holidays... that being, they give us a moment to remember.

That God is rich in mercy means your regions of deepest shame and regret are not hotels through which divine mercy passes but homes in which divine mercy abides.

God is not as hard on you as you are on yourself.

What elicits tenderness from Jesus is not the severity of the sin but whether the sinner comes to him.

What you need more than another sermon, another how-to book, or a self-help article is to get alone with God.

What I wish I would have said to that weary nurse…

Darkness shrouds what is truly there. Darkness is not the reality, darkness is merely the inability to see what is present. Remind me of this when darkness enters, Lord, that you are my light.

We all will move in and out of waiting seasons as Christians. Do we ever give much thought to how to wait well?

A collection of songs for when you are suffering.

How many of my failures this past year would have been dodged had I prayed more fervently on January 1, 2020? Would I had been more prepared for the year that was to come?

Temptation towards sin is only one battle ground for Satan in the life of a Christian. The other place of temptation is after you have fallen.

We have this false notion that the more time we get between our current location and the last 'big sin', the purer we are in God's eyes. But is this biblical?