Lost, discouraged, and depressed in the most difficult transition of my life, fasting and prayer broke through the bonds that tied me to the past.

Do you experience a persistent fear of being exposed as a "fraud" or "imposter" despite evidence to the contrary? You're not alone.

You might not know it, but this is the season of risk-taking!

As kids and teens, we sprint toward the supposed freedom and privileges of adulthood. Most then boomerang into marriage and kids.

There’s nothing wrong with that progression. The problems come from activity without purpose or focus.

If marriage is God's ideal for us, then what about Jesus and Paul?

How would your teenage self be disappointed in you today? Is it possible they have something important to teach us?

It's easy to become frustrated with something if you don't understand how it works or how to use it.

True discipleship happens where often unhappy clusters of believers are pressed by His love to face their own weaknesses, fears, and hang-ups with equally flawed folks.

The Church is the least practical organization for "doing" anything. But what if the Church’s primary purpose was "being" rather than "doing"?

We all know how imperfect the Church can be. Is something so imperfect really worth your time?