Jesus calls his followers "disciples"—people who listen to him, talk with him, and look to him for guidance. And as disciples, we have an important job: to help reach others for him so they can get to know him, too.

It comes from the Greek word baptizo, to be baptized, which means to immerse, submerge, or dip. If you've put your faith in Jesus today, last month, or years ago, our job as followers of him is to take that step—to be baptized and live out your faith in him.

When's the last time you shared your faith with someone else? As a Christian, you don't have to get everything right, but Jesus does give us one job: to be ambassadors in reaching people for him—and it's always the right time to start.

A hard truth about marriage: it's not always sunshine and butterflies. If you're longing for things to change, the best option can seem like walking away. But lasting love comes from committing to choosing them, not comparing them to something "better."

Jesus showed us that love is more than a feeling. It's a daily decision to show up for someone, again and again...and again. Sometimes that means loving in ways that don't come naturally—but that kind of effort can make all the difference.

Talking about sex can be a little awkward...but it doesn't have to be. Let's break down the taboo with open conversation and a clear framework grounded in God's Word to understand, practice, and engage with sex in a healthy way.

Falling in love is easy. The hard part? Keeping the spark going and healthy. In today's dating scene of apps and mixed signals, God's approach to relationships teaches how to find and build something real—for a kind of love that won't burn out.

The world was weary and waiting...and God didn’t keep his distance. He sent his son, Jesus, a baby born to a virgin in Bethlehem. We celebrate on Christmas Day with lights and gifts, but underneath it all, he offers the gift we all need most: new beginnings, no matter where life has brought you.

We live in a work more, achieve more, never stop era. But do you feel rested? When God created the earth, he took a day to rest and told us to do the same. Sabbath: a chance to put down the pressure of productivity to find rest that lasts.

It's more than self-care. It's soul care. It's the small daily habits that make space for God, especially when you're worn out. With a little extra care and intentionality, you can work to restore what's exhausted.