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Fearing God opens the door to experiencing God on a deeper level in our lives. It opens the door to His blessing!

When things seem like they are falling apart, don’t mistrust God’s heart.

When we choose to walk by faith, we begin to experience God.

If Jesus can forgive the most hurtful of betrayals, we can too with prayer and a willing heart.

The blind man in our story had to do something to accept the healing: go and wash in the pool of Siloam. He trusted Jesus and obeyed Him…and this led to his healing.

Though we may have a plan for our lives, God does, too. God uses the unexpected to direct us onto His path for our lives.

Mary lived out her trust and changed history. May we be followers of Christ who do the same.

Discouragement is a taker. It robs you of confidence, peace, strength, and next right steps and can trade you uncertainty.

Compassion is always worth the risk.

Taking faith-based risks in life are opportunities to experience God in a big way!

People are always watching and listening for inspiration. Your testimony could be just what they need to hear to draw closer to God.

Let’s intentionally choose gifts from the Savior’s circular this year for a guarantee of never having to wait in lengthy return lines!

There’s something special about believing big things from our God and thanking Him first that can really activate the power of God in our lives!

Thankful and obedient hearts get God’s attention and His blessing!

Make that commitment today. The commitment to follow what the Lord had originally intended for marriage, before our sin polluted it.

The real hero of this story is not Jonah, but God. He used an imperfect man to save an imperfect nation who lived imperfect lives to point them to a perfect God.

What are we teaching our children? Where are we pointing them?

Jonah’s powerful prayer reflects that he is now ready to do God’s will…even when it still probably doesn’t make sense to him. He gets what we all want in life: a redo.

Love is a father who takes care of his family lovingly, physically, mentally, spiritually, biblically, and sacrificially.

Difficult and heartbreaking circumstance can actually bring deeper relationships and more mature faith.

Just because they’re adult children doesn’t mean they don’t need godly discipline, guidance, and redirection.

As Mother’s Day approaches, remember that God’s grace is sufficient no matter how hard the day may be.

How does a Christian family deal with the pain, anger, and disappointment of teen pregnancy?

The family, one of the first things God established, was so important that he set is boundaries immediately.

The world entices with wrong messages, but only one bears repeating.

It’s one of those times you want to put the hateful words back in your mouth.

When your world falls apart, God holds you in his hand and makes a way.

Do you limit how much control God truly has on your life?

Never forget, parents, that you are your children’s most powerful influence.

Christ says in order to follow Him, we must humble ourselves.

God loves every person, no matter their skin color, language or what they have to offer.

Parents, your children are watching closely, and they will pick up on your value system.

The pleasures of this world will never satisfy, so allow God to take control.

Father’s Day might be painful to some, but there is a Father that never fails his children.

Prayer should be our first reaction and not our last resort.

Family is powerful, whether it is healthy or unhealthy.

The Lord will provide, no matter the situation.

A faithful marriage shows the world that yoking yourself to God alone is a wonderful blessing.

Motherhood is a partnership with God!

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Jesus Christ loves you like none other and loves you so much He gave His life for you.

We can rest in whatever God has for us because His plan is perfect, even when it doesn’t feel that way.

Adoption is the most beautiful picture of Christi’s love there could ever be.

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Be willing to do one kind act with a good attitude for someone each day.

Which is more important? Building your career or building a Christian family.

Are we putting the same importance and effort into our children following God?

God knows your name — no matter how far you’ve traveled, and he is calling it today.

It’s in and through our trials that God cultivates maturity in us.

God has not charged us with raising perfect children.

When we are obedient to pour into the lives of others, we are Jesus in the flesh.