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Through God, we can lay claim over the things in this life that have fought for our affection and sought to overthrow the throne of our hearts. Instead, we can replace our deepest longings with a longing greater for Christ’s desires for our lives.

No one in this world is immune from hardship and suffering. We may be hard-pressed on every side, but with Christ, we can cling to the hope of not being crushed, in despair, abandoned, or destroyed.

While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to this multi-faceted issue, there is hope—Jesus—and we are not alone in this quest to find peace amid chaos.

The only thing in creation God said was not good was man alone. The enemy leads us to darkness and isolation, but God calls us to carry each other’s burdens and lay our lives down for our friends.

God has never compared us to each other, but the enemy’s first line of attack is often to get us to look at a person next to us. Instead of looking to our neighbors with contempt over what they have, we can learn to embrace our differences and find confidence…

“So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.” 2 Corinthians 4:18. Faith is a journey, and one that takes daily, active steps of obedience trusting in a God we cannot see…

Complex dynamics and messy relationships can often come to mind when we consider family. As we seek intimacy with the Lord, He comes alongside us in the brokenness and reminds us of our relationship with Him as our loving Father.

Money has the power to rule our hearts and control our affections if we let it. But God desires for us to no longer be controlled by our bank accounts. Instead, He challenges us to store our treasure in heaven rather than here on earth.

God’s favor toward the unworthy and undeserving contrasts with everything we have seen and experienced as humans. Through His grace, we see His perfect character on display.

God is referred to as the “God of hope” in Romans 15:13. Though our circumstances may seem futile, we are to place our hope in “him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,”