A day of remembrance to the men whom lost their lives in battle defending our country. As we thank and pay homage to these noble men, we must remember the ultimate sacrifice of our sinless Lord dying for us while we were still sinners.

Everyone has a hand in pouring into the next generation, be it as a parent, a relative, or even a neighbor. In a world that vies for the attention of our youth, how can we better equip ourselves to direct their paths to follow Christ?

A special Mother’s Day message from the author of Dear Daughters, Susie Davis, along with her daughter Emily Boone.

Prodigals stray from God for differing reasons, such as believing lies, past hurts, or even from a skewed vision of God. But remain hopeful and faithful in prayer—it is never too late for their return, and no one is ever too far gone from his mercies.

God works whenever we pray, even when we don’t see the fruits of our prayers immediately, he is still working. The only way to mess up in prayer is to decide to not pray. Ask God to help grow your prayer life and commit to praying, alone and with others, and you will not be disappointed.

In our busy modern-day world, it is easy to think there is always time to figure out our spiritual journey, but the truth is that tomorrow is never guaranteed. What are your questions and hesitations? The time is NOW to explore what it means to follow the risen Christ.

Coveting is telling God to do better than he has done for us. A coveting mindset can easily lead to more sins. What are the pitfalls to coveting and how can we rise above this way of thinking?

The 10 Commandments are more than a list of what to do and what not to do. Murdering, stealing and bearing false witness are a part of a bigger desire that God has for us, which is to honor others. How can we better understand that heart issue, when it comes to honoring others, and seek to improve it?

Sex is not a right, it is a gift given in marriage. When we separate sex and marriage, we are entirely missing the intent that God created, as well as his divine order. No matter your trajectory or sin, there is always a way back to purity with God’s loving hand to guide you.

At a point in time where the desire to honor others has diminished, God’s word still expects us to honor our parents. Why are we asked to honor our parents, and how are we to do so?