A lot of us are working from home and it has a number of benefits, but it's breaking up some helpful routines in our schedules.

Have you ever seen some one mess up or fall down and someone responds with "That's karma"?

We call out karma when we think somebody gets something they had coming to them, but if we really think about, karma is LITERALLY the exact opposite of the gospel.

Karma says what comes around goes around and that we get what we deserve, but the Gospel says Jesus took what was supposed to be ours and paid it in full. This isn't to say there isn't consequences to our actions but when it comes to what the Gospel says against what karma says, we have to make a choice.

Psalm 103:8 "God does not deal with us according to our sins, nor repay us according to our iniquities."

If you feel like you've screwed up/messed up/faceplanted in life and you're bearing the weight of that responsibility, we have something to tell you.

As people who have been there too, we want to let you know you're not defined by your worst moment. You're not defined by your greatest moments. You're not defined by what others think about you. You're not defined by what you think about yourself. You're not defined by what you do. You're not defined by what you don't do. The only thing, and I mean THE ONLY THING you're defined by is by what God has done for you.

Remember these 2 words: In. Christ.

You're not defined by who you think you are, you're defined by who God says you are.

You don't know Aaron, but his story and his act of mercy may seem familiar.

America's Favorite Candy is making a pretty big change to their lineup and here's a hint: peanut butter lovers are rejoicing.

I got called out by my husband for spreading fake news the other night and I'm actually so glad I did.

Mental health is something we're talking about a lot more as of recent and here's a piece of good advice: run the dishwasher twice.

Doesn't make sense? Here's some context

Sin is a major issue. It's what separates us from God when we don't know Jesus. But what if we told you it was the shame that follows sin that's truly keeping us from living a life worthy of the calling we've received?

After nearly a year of spending the majority of our time with just family, we can fall into a routine and our conversations may get...stale.

Here are 3 simple questions that you can use to rejuvenate you conversations and add some life back into your interactions!

You may have heard the news that starting March 10th, you are no longer required to wear a mask in public in Texas due to Gov. Greg Abbott lifting the current mask mandate. But just a reminder: mask or no mask, choose kindness and respect.