Living a balanced and meaningful life requires more than just physical or mental effort—it requires a relationship with the living God. As believers, we are invited into a deeper connection with our Creator through Jesus Christ, empowered daily by the Holy Spirit.

Domestic violence affects millions of individuals and families every year, transcending boundaries of age, gender, and socioeconomic status. The consequences are profound, leaving victims scarred emotionally and physically.

This morning, I was praying and asked the Holy Spirit to give me ideas to expand my territory (Jabez Prayer). I expected practical direction, maybe a to-do list, or a nudge toward new goals. Instead, I felt a gentle and sacred invitation: “Look at Jesus. Not just as God—but as a man.”

There is something unspoken, yet deeply understood, among women: a silent sisterhood of struggle. Whether it’s the shame of past mistakes, the ache of unmet expectations, the weight of comparison, or the scars of rejection we all carry burdens that bind us.

This Fourth of July, may we gather not just to celebrate freedom, but to cherish the gift of sisterhood. There’s something sacred about coming together—laughing over shared memories, passing plates of fresh summer food, and sipping tea on shaded porches.

Life can get so busy, right? Amidst all the chaos, it’s easy to forget the spiritual path we’re on. But there’s a way to bring back that inner glow, that divine shine God has bestowed upon each of us. Let’s dive into what it really means to let your light shine and how decluttering plays a role in it.

Somewhere along the way, many of us were taught that obedience means staying quiet. That if you’re visible, you’re self-promoting. That if you raise your voice, you’re being prideful. But here’s the truth: when God calls you to speak, it’s not for your spotlight- it’s for someone else’s breakthrough.

Summertime has a way of making many of us feel like we should be doing more. The longer days and added flexibility whisper, “Make the most of this.” For others, summer offers permission to slow down—relaxed mornings, no school runs, half-day Fridays at work. But whether you’re speeding up or slowing down, we often miss the deeper rest our souls need—the kind that sustains our calling in Christ.

What does it take to become a Woman of God once you have accepted Jesus Christ into your heart? Let’s look at this process and compare it to that of a butterfly. 

As believers, we have the capacity to be the most joyous people on the planet. But are we? Am I? Sadly, the enemy knows the immense power of joy to carry us through the most challenging circumstances and will do everything he can to shut it down.

For a long time, I didn’t think I had a “real” problem. I wasn’t drinking every day—and that actually kept me stuck longer. I told myself I was fine because I could go days without it. But most weekends, I drank heavily. One drink was never enough. I couldn’t understand how people could casually drink and call it fun. For me, drinking was an escape—something that helped me cope, feel in control, and silence what I didn’t want to feel. But deep down, I knew it was quietly cont

If you’ve found yourself in a place where you’re just not quite sure who you are anymore,

People in your life have been given to you with intention. Your interests, talents, strengths, and skills are yours for such a time as this

Every musing that appeals to your ego contains a nugget of truth, but only a nugget.

It’s tempting to look at where you are right now and feel overwhelmed. Let’s face it: making changes can be challenging.

I’d been longing to spend some sweet morning time with the Lord outside on my patio. But when I opened the door, grey skies and...

Exercising your spiritual muscle through prayer involves cultivating faith, trust, and a sense of gratitude as you communicate with God....

Cinnamon, a spice with ancient origins, is significant in the Bible, where it is mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments.

When we neglect to place boundaries on our time, talents, and treasures we have less joy, more stress.

Heartache, grief, pain or anger can easily cause us to lose sight of the fact that this is the season where God sent His Son