When God shines brightest in our lives when we give Him center stage and full spotlight!

Don't settle for the illusion of clean—let this be the week you invite God to do real, internal work instead of just polishing the surface.

The little bit of fanfare surrounding Mother's Day barely scratches the surface of the honor godly moms deserve.

One of the benefits of forgiving others, God, and ourselves is the ability to see others through a new lens.

Sometimes the hardest person to forgive is the man in the mirror. However, if God can forgive us, who are we to proclaim a higher standard?

God doesn't sin, but He may disappoint. We won't always like His answer, what He allows, what He refuses, or His apparent absence when we need Him most.

The line between wanting to forgive and actually doing it can get a little blurry. Here are some tips for knowing you are truly forgiving others.

Forgiveness starts not with a feeling, but with a decision to release the offense to God—often more than once—so you can walk lighter and live freer.

Forgiveness is an act of letting go of anger and resentment so we can truly embrace freedom in Christ.

Rather than obsessing over what could go wrong, invite God into each step of the journey and turn every moment into an opportunity for gratitude and trust