Colleen Howard   I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of...

Perhaps our ability to navigate life’s treacherous journeys is found in choosing to be still despite our hectic lives. Even Jesus left the crowds and His disciples to enter quiet time with the Father.

Since we are citizens of God's kingdom and heaven, God’s agenda is more important to us than any other.

You may’ve reached a place where your hope is gone. Common sense tells you your situation is beyond hope. Effort and rational thought have..

When I had finished, she said, “Didn’t you hear me yesterday when I told you to slow down?”

Why do we believe these lies? Maybe because we can manipulate and sway human authority. We may have specific power or control over their...

Life can be unpredictable. Some seasons feel light and joyful, while others feel like an endless cycle of hardship.

Life has a way of shaking us to our core. One moment, everything is stable—our finances, home, and dreams. Then, in what seems like the...

When Hurricane Helene struck the coast of America, powerful gusts swept rising rainwater over the land. Rivers ravaged the mountainous terra

Picture a ballerina executing a complete turn, spinning on her toes. She moves incredibly fast and then abruptly stops without losing her fo

When dark, barren wasteland experiences overwhelm us, the Lord is there, just as He was for His people in the Bible.

Two years after my parents moved to this country, they purchased their first home. It wasn’t fancy. Instead, it was a paint-peeling...

While others would look at Mr. Nolan’s old T-Bird as a “dirty bird,” Sam acted as God would and saw its full potential. Therefore, that dirt

When life feels aimless or stagnant, God breathes new purpose into our lives. His plans are always for our good, and He equips us to walk in

As a new year unfolds, many may feel the call to set objectives in their spiritual lives

As I pen this blog, I realize their poems gave a little black girl from Illinois with roots in Texas and Florida, the space to write poetry.

In adult learning theory, created by educator Malcolm Knowles, what’s in it for me (WIIFM) is one key motivator for adults.

The more we earnestly search for God, the more we will find. Pursuing His presence (instead of present) rewards us with guidance, compassion