Today, our kiddos learned about the first building block in a godly character: Speech!

As we start off a new year, allow Psalm 105:1-4 to help you to put things into perspective. Ask yourself these questions...

If you set your heart every day to run after the Lord, you will get stronger. Before you know it, you'll be running spiritual marathons!

This question is often phrased, “Where is God when evil and suffering happen on this earth?” The Psalmist sheds some light on this.

In God is abundant mercy and unfailing love. He will renew and restore those who come to Him with a broken and contrite heart.

Gratitude shouldn't just be on our minds, but also on our tongues. In neglecting to speak of His goodness, our silence speaks just as loud.

So much of our fear and anxiety comes from us trying to maintain control. Stop striving. Be still and know that God is our refuge.

May we be seeking out and trying to secure God’s presence in our lives, knowing that it will make everything in our lives better.

To draw near to God is to take the time to step away from everything else. Draw near to God and He will change your life with His presence.

as believers and followers of Christ, we ought to be compelled to praise and worship Jesus with heartfelt gratitude.

Let’s allow our life experience with God to speak into our present challenges.

If we are in a powerless and desperate situation, we can humbly turn to God, and He will supply all our needs

Did you come into this year carrying a heavy load? Are you trying to do this in your own strength? Psalm 55:22 says, "Cast your burden on...