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 I had no relationship with my biological dad, and my relationship with my stepdad was strained when I was younger. Because of that, I often find myself staring at fathers and daughters. I love to see the way a dad smiles when he sees his little girl or the excitement of a daughter when her […]

Weeping and Rejoicing Together: Finding Beauty in God’s New Foundations In Ezra 3:12-13, we find a poignant moment in Israel’s history. After years of exile and loss, the Israelites had returned to Jerusalem and were beginning the process of rebuilding the temple that had been destroyed decades before. For the older men—the priests, Levites, and

Anxiety is something many of us face daily, whether it’s uncertainty about the future, fear of the unknown, or personal struggles that weigh heavily on our hearts. The Bible offers profound wisdom for managing worry, providing comfort through God’s promises and offering practical ways to find peace amid life’s challenges. In this article, we’ll explore

Lament is a profound and essential aspect of faith, often overlooked in a culture that prioritizes joy and positivity. However, the Bible teaches us that there is “a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance”(Ecclesiastes 3:4). Recognizing and embracing lament allows us to deepen our relationship

Growing up, I was captivated by the power of hymns. Sitting in church, I would watch my grandmother wave her hands and sing with the congregation, her voice filled with emotion. At home, she hummed those same hymns, and I saw how they brought her peace, joy, and comfort during times of lament. Even as

Living with ADHD often brings unique challenges, like impulsivity, disorganization, erratic sleep, or struggles with maintaining a healthy lifestyle. These challenges can lead to stress, mood swings, and a sense of overwhelm. However, as believers, we can turn to God’s Word for guidance, strength, and hope. By anchoring our daily routines in biblical truths, we

I’ve often been told I’m “extra”—extra animated, extra excitable, and, yes, even extra loud when it comes to praising and worshiping God. But how can I not be? I’ve seen God work miracles in my life and in the lives of others. I’ve seen friends healed from cancer, marriages restored, prodigal children return home, and,