Spiritual growth comes in many forms, and at many speeds. Don’t rush your spiritual growth, but invest in it every day.
Sorrow and grief and regret sometimes cause us to collapse on the ground in a heap, either literally or figuratively. Guideposts blogger Julia Attaway explains why God wants us to reach out, not stay stuck.
Military mom Edie Melson points out that God is always near–with the soldiers on patrol and their families left behind. It’s a lesson she learned when her own son was deployed in the Middle East.
Award-winning author Michelle Cox observes that God has made appointments for each of us throughout our lives–a special plan and purpose that unfolds before us.
Jesus’ instruction to pray specifically for our needs helps us to spell out and spill out what we really want to ask.
Author Michelle Medlock Adams is celebrating 24 years of a happy marriage. Here are her top 3 tips for keeping your marriage strong.
As Shawnelle Elisasen discovers, surrendering to God can be a powerful struggle, but when we do, there’s powerful peace.
Author Bob Hostetler turns to the Bible and finds scripture to pray on specific days throughout the year.
Each day, if I concentrate on what God says is important, He’ll take care of everything.
Our heart and spirit find meaning through non-tangible things–love, peace, grace, forgiveness, acceptance and connections to others.
Lord, thank you for your provision. Show me how to share with others today.
Here’s what we can learn from little children to build better relationships with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Here’s a painful fact: When I’m annoyed, it’s usually a sign that I’ve overlooked something in the thankfulness department.
