All the masks and costumes people wear this time of year made me think: sometimes the battles we face are the ones we can’t see. The Bible says our struggle isn’t with each other but with the powers of this dark world.

You think you love your dog… but do you love your dog enough to dress up as one and walk beside them? Rich does - and his wiener dog Maya doesn’t even blink. This might be my favorite thing I’ve seen all week.

What if the problem you’re praying about is actually part of God’s plan to reach someone else? Sometimes He uses the breakdown to bring you right where He needs you.

Dogs are just the best. Eeyore went out for a walk with his owner’s mom, she fell and couldn’t get up… and he came back with a police officer to help her!

“Prayer is me talking to God about my problems. Worry is me talking to myself about my problems.” What a reminder to turn our thoughts into conversations with God instead.

A little boy named Cross wanted a Jesus-themed birthday party — complete with Bibles and salvation bracelets. Proof that God can move through even the smallest hearts.

Sometimes people will say things about you that aren’t true. But God sees the truth. The weapon may form... but it won’t prosper.

So apparently the biggest “corn maze” in Texas… isn’t even made of corn. It’s grass. Sorghum Sudangrass, to be exact. I don’t know what that is, but I feel betrayed.

“Whoever does not have these characteristics is nearsighted and blind…” Wait – what characteristics?

Faith, goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, kindness, and love. That’s what 2 Peter 1 says keeps us grounded in truth.

It’s amazing how God can use anyone to do something good — even a 4-year-old with a bag of toy animals.