Sometimes we treat our spiritual lives like an unused gift card. We get distracted by life, by work, by family, or by our own pride, and we let the gifts God has given us just collect dust.

The lost item in our spiritual lives disappear gradually, subtly, easy to miss until one day, you look around and realize something’s missing.

Are we rejoicing and glad for Sundays... or has it become a checkbox? Another obligation?

There is a kind of pride that’s healthy and even biblical. Good pride celebrates God’s blessings, but the moment we take Him out of the equation, we’re asking for trouble.

Don’t resist or resent the caution of a godly wife. Her instincts, her boundaries, her quiet opposition—they’re often her way of helping you stay on the right path.

Being content and being complacent are on the same spectrum, but they’re worlds apart when it comes to the life God’s called us to live.

The Wizard of Oz had no real power. He was all bark and no bite. So are most of the things we let control us. Meanwhile, Jesus’s power is the real deal!

The next time you’re tempted to get defensive or frustrated, stop and remember James; "Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry."

It's Inauguration Day, and President Trump is set to sign over 200 executive orders on day one. Some will last. Others will get overturned with whomever the next president might be. Meanwhile, God is the ultimate executive. His authority isn’t limited to a term or office, and His orders don’t get overturned.

The U.S. will enforce Real ID requirements in 2025, but your spiritual ID is not something you earn, update, or renew at the DMV. It’s eternal, secure, and foundational to how we live.