Life can really hurt sometimes. In your relationship with God and each other, there's a beautiful place that comes through walking through a lot of pain in order to go from being hurting to being healed.

When life overwhelms us, we look for help and meaning. Religion will weigh us down, but God's love and plan for us is light and simple.

God has given each of us gifts, and sometimes what may seem mundane or ordinary is actually an incredible gift to be used to glorify the Father. Are you generous? Persistent? Faithful? These things can change the world around you!

In the book of Esther, God rescues his people through a woman who was put in a place of power for this moment. Moments in our lives can be great or terrible, but God will be with you to accomplish His purposes through your life.

During some of the darkest times in the world and the church, Jesus and His followers brought light and hope to the world at large. How can we change this world for the better through encouragement?

On the journey to finishing well, our beginning stages might be messy or even ugly. But God's faithfulness will transform our lives if we are willing to listen and change. You don't have to be perfect...just willing to love God and follow him.

Sometimes when God sends you on a journey or adventure, it doesn't go how you hoped or planned. Ted's life and story of loving God late in life didn't look like what we expected, but it sure looks like Jesus.

Jay Jordan has been a runner her entire life. When things got hard or she experienced loss, she would run from the situations. But after she lost everything, God changed her name. She's no longer the runner.

To finish life well requires us to grow throughout good seasons and bad. If we divide our lives into quarters, it's important to make sure that we live life for God's glory so that the final quarter is full of knowing God more and more.

As we celebrate July 4th, we are also examining what the overturning of Roe Vs Wade means for the church. Do we value the choice? Do we value lives? What does the Bible have to say about life and freedom?