Healing can begin right at home. Adding a few simple adjustments to your day can bring you and your family closer than you thought possible.

A prayer for those who have loneliness in their heart.

Jeremiah 29:11 - For I know the plans (thoughts) I have towards you; thoughts to prosper you and not to harm you.

Change is often the very catalyst we need to grow in our faith. The truth is, transitions deeply impact our spiritual lives. The demands and responsibilities that come with new stages—college, career, adulting—can leave us feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and disconnected. Spiritual routines like prayer, attending church, or reading Scripture often fall by the wayside. And sometimes, the pressure to succeed or impress others can quietly begin to replace our desire to grow clos

In revealing himself as a Trinity --a three-fold unity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit--God has revealed that his very essence is relational. If God is relational and founded entirely in Love (1 John 4:8), then so are we.

If your thoughts feel heavy and you can't seem to stop the chatter in your mind, pick up a pen and a notebook and start writing it down. I've realized that the distressing thoughts I sometimes have are just different versions of e trying to be heard, and journaling has always helped me give a voice to the noise in my head. Whether I'm anxious or scared or too worked up or overstimulated, setting those thoughts down in writing helps me take the abstract and ambiguous and plant