Often God’s will is not revealed in a moment—it is discovered through a relationship. It is not about finding a map, but about walking with the guide.

The opposite of worry is peace. Each day, you have the option to live in worry, but by doing so, you'll tear yourself apart. Choose instead to live in God's peace.

The world claims that to be great, you must prioritize yourself. But in the kingdom of God, we are made great by our Father when we humble ourselves.

Psalm 23 points us to the only Shepherd Who will never fail us.

"If the enemy cannot destroy you, he will discourage you." God brought the prophet Elijah through a particularly discouraging time, and He can do the same for you.

Change is inevitable. Often times, change also is difficult or even painful. We can learn how to handle change well by following good examples in Scripture such as Joshua.

Obeying God is our choice, but we must remember that whichever path we take will affect far more people than we realize.

Sometimes we fail to believe what God believe's about us: that we are fully capable of accomplishing His plans for us.