Are novels a waste of time? In this brief exhortation, I offer three ways stories touch readers and spark change.

Hard work is necessary and good, but what’s the difference between hard work and hustle? And how do you know when you’ve crossed the line?

Thaddaeus, Apostle of Jesus Christ, and yet we know so little about him. Are you feeling like a Thaddaeus? God rejoices to use such people.

God will help you discover the gifts you need at the time, and He will also teach you how to use them.

Our strength to fight our temporary fears in this world does not rely on our own limited abilities but on the limitless ability of our Lord.

Love your spouse the most when they deserve it the least. Every time you make that practical decision, you are living a surrendered life.

Don’t buy the lie that “easy” is good and “hard” is bad. God uses the tough stuff to fashion us into Jesus’ hands, feet, and heart.

Surrendering Our Children To kick off our series on living out surrendered lives to the glory of God, I chatted with Pastor Martin...

Our lives are stories in service of the greatest Story. Join me, as together we learn to live out surrendered stories to Christ.

I created a Christmas tradition for our family that I’m thrilled to pass along to you!

Freedom and confidence is found, not by looking inward or outward, but by looking upward to the God whose name is I AM WHO I AM.

Here’s the how and why behind my personal practice of Bible journaling, specifically what to write in those lovely wide margins!

This life of faith is a gift and a gradual process. The Lord who so lovingly established us also commits Himself to our growth.

My limitedness was never meant to make me feel desperate. Rather, it’s intended to drive me to the One who is limitless.

Any content creator knows the struggle between producing work and building platform. There has to be a middle ground, but how can we achieve

I see you being brave—you with the skinned knees and loping gait, the careful eyes and dimpled cheeks.

It’s a prayer I pray before my feet hit the floor: Lord, I consecrate this day to You. Do in me all I cannot do. I offer You a new surrender