Putting God in the CEO seat transforms the way we approach our daily lives, our families, and even our businesses. Every decision, from how we structure our day to how we interact with clients or co-workers, is guided by a higher purpose. For me, that meant rethinking what success looked like. Instead of chasing numbers, titles, or worldly validation, I focused on aligning my business with my calling: to equip and empower women to live fully in God’s plan

Waiting. It’s not a word we love. We want movement, momentum, miracles—and we want them now. But what if the waiting season isn’t punishment... what if it’s preparation?

So why am I hooked on hectic? Why do I look for a sign to see whether this season is going my way? It’s as if I have this cookie-cutter idea of what I expect from the holiday, and if it’s a fraction of an inch different than my expectations, I moan and marvel at how it just doesn’t seem like the way I experienced it before. Goodness, how nostalgia can tempt and trap.

When I stopped chasing “perfect” holidays and leaned into the relentless love of Jesus, everything shifted. I realized I didn’t need to manufacture magical moments—I simply needed to abide in the One who is the source of joy and peace.

Our homes are living, breathing places that evolve as we do. Just as we grow through seasons of life, marriage, motherhood, and empty-nesting, our homes can grow with us, adapting to support how we live and love.

Every time I thought I had exhausted His grace, He poured out more. His relentless love found me right where I was–in the hidden basement I thought was too messy and too broken. And in His love, He offered me freedom. That’s the relentless love of Christmas.

A shepherd pauses to listen intently for any strange sounds coming from the pasture. Slowly, he scans the far edges of the field for dangers lurking in the darkness. He’s not frightened; being a watchman is a normal part of protecting the flock. But tonight is not a normal night

Our behavior was never the basis for our Father’s love. That was settled at the cross when Jesus suffered, died, was buried, and rose again. At salvation, we exchanged our self-righteousness for His righteousness. We are seen as spotless. We’re His beloved.

Kelley Tyan is a faith-forward Christian mindset coach, speaker, and mentor who helps ambitious women grow in bold faith, God-confidence, and purpose. With a powerful story of overcoming breast cancer, building multiple businesses, and raising a faith-filled family, she equips women to rise with courage and lead with confidence—whether in the workplace, business, or at home. She is the founder of the Pray Lead Empower movement and host of the Chosen by Jesus podcast, wher

There are moments in life when love feels distant—when you’ve lost your footing, your strength, or your sense of who you are. Yet it’s in those moments that the relentless love of Jesus shows up most clearly. His love doesn’t wait for us to have it all together; it meets us right in the middle of the mess, the diagnosis, the heartbreak, and the questions. I know that love intimately. It has been my constant companion, my teacher, and my lifeline. In March of 2023, I received

The Lord displayed His grace by bringing these lives together: one with a broken heart, the other abused and homeless. He knows that in this life, we will go through trials and heartaches. But He promises, through Jesus, to deliver us out of them all in victory and with strength. His love is so great that He will reach out in answer to a simple prayer—even bringing an abandoned little dog to a man’s doorstep to help ease the pain of a loss.

There are sons and daughters, husbands and wives, grandchildren and loved ones who have lost their way in a dark and broken world. Confused and wounded, many are searching for refuge in all the wrong places—places that lead only to deeper pain and despair. Some turn to drugs, alcohol, or destructive relationships in a desperate attempt to fill the emptiness inside. Others chase identities that were never meant to define them, living in lifestyles that mask deeper wounds.

If you’ve ever felt unseen at the table, weighed down by the ache of rejection or the sting of family dysfunction, I want you to hear this truth from my heart to yours: God’s relentless love can heal what feels unhealable—and even more, it can restore generations.

For any born-again believer who asks God for something in accordance with His will, they receive His word (or promise). And as they faithfully stand by that promise, without focusing on their situation, they get to see it manifest in their physical life.

These two, grit and grace, become the way we walk out relentless love in daily life. Not perfectly. Not flawlessly. But faithfully, one surrendered step at a time.

This is a deeper well. A place of yielding, where we lean into the flow of the Holy Spirit and move with courage and faith. God is awakening an attentive spirit in His people, a sensitivity to His voice and a boldness to obey it. This isn’t just about moving mountains in our lives; it’s about shifting generations through prayer, faith, and fire.

As we move through the seasons of life, thankfulness is more than a feeling—it’s a posture of faith. It’s a daily choice to lift our eyes off the past and fix them on Jesus, the One who not only redeems us but leads us into a future filled with hope.

Domestic violence is a critical issue that affects individuals and families across all communities. Empowering communities to recognize, prevent, and respond to domestic violence is essential for fostering safer environments. By providing access to community safety resources and raising awareness, we can create a supportive network that helps survivors and educates the public. This article explores practical ways to empower communities through education, resources, and collec

We must lay what we’re carrying down at His feet and leave them there. Then there will be nothing to keep us from getting close to Jesus as we abide in Him. There is a woman in Scripture who shows us how she laid her burdens down so that she could abide, fully engaged, at the feet of Jesus. Let’s do Bible study!

Let’s just say it: nobody really prepares you for this season of motherhood. You know the one.  Where your daughter starts straddling the line between girlhood and womanhood, one minute  she’s asking you to braid her hair for church, and the next she’s shutting her door and asking for  “space.”