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Have you ever asked, “why do bad things happen to good people?” Perhaps you’re asking the wrong question.

Life can be unfair, but Jesus will make all things right.

Jesus is with us in the storms and teaches us through them.

Jesus is our help and hope when trying to break an addiction.

Everyone can use a fresh start.

When worst fears become reality, the Bible is your weapon against spiraling down to the darkest of places.

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.

Though we are not worthy of it, God calls us victorious and brings us out of the deep waters of grief.

If you’re grieving right now, there are enemies preventing your healing, especially Satan.

When you’re hurting and weary of the constant pain of loss, don’t hesitate to use your support network.

There are different kinds of loss, but the most devastating one is that of a loved one, but God proves himself faithful despite the pain it brings.

Spending quality, uninterrupted time with God is truly the only way to become more like him.

How, then, do we pray when the world is in chaos?

Putting distance between yourself and God is a dangerous road to travel.

When you accept God’s offer of forgiveness, freedom replaces pain.

Holidays aren’t joyful when you find yourself in a pit of pain and despair.

It shouldn’t happen and it hurts a lot more when it does . . . but God.

Those wounds, that pain, are battle scars that will lead to the cross.

Are you in a dark place with no way out? There’s only one way to climb out and have joy.

Suffering produces endurance and character in a Christian’s spiritual training.