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Jesus meets us in our grief. Explore the story of the widow of Nain and the hope Christ offers in the face of death, loss, and the fear of what comes next.

Jesus faced rejection too. Discover how His example helps us handle rejection with faith, courage, and purpose that honors God.

Feeling overwhelmed? Cast your burdens on the Lord—He will sustain you and hold you in His everlasting arms.

When your emotions feel like a roller coaster, seeking Jesus and grounding yourself in His unchanging Word can turn the chaos into calm.

In the midst of heartache, God’s comfort turns our mourning into joy, reminding us that even in our suffering, we can find peace and purpose.

With God, you are never alone. It’s His strength that can empower you to walk through the darkest valleys or climb the highest mountains.

Through the story of Joseph’s trials and triumphs, discover the profound significance of embracing God’s mission in each chapter of our lives.

David reminds us, “look up!”

When we draw near to God, He brings us comfort.

Where do you find comfort during life’s storms?

When we are afraid, we can turn our eyes to our Savior.

He knows us, even more than we know ourselves.

It’s easy to mask feelings of loneliness when you have a smile on your face, but it can be a precious time of listening to the Father.

Child of God, It may like feel like he has left you alone and forgotten, but I promise you he has not and will not.

The world wants us to beat ourselves up for mistakes, but God has no limits on hie love. None.

God remains with us and comforts us through it all.

In these difficult times, learn to lead people with plenty of opinions but few real answers.

Today’s chaos is similar to the circumstances surrounding Jesus’ birth, but God . . .

When you find the blessed life Jesus wants you to have, there’s no regret and no going back.

Last night I dreamed about my dad. It’s strange, because although he passed away eleven years ago next month, this […]

During the holiday season, we always hear about going home or other family members coming home. It got me thinking […]