Sometimes you just wish life had a reset button that would help you forget the past and move forward. But Christ has healing for your past.

God doesn't want us to stay still and live lives without purpose, so he moves us from being uninvolved to being in motion for his purpose. Let's move it, move it!

Life can be restful, then full of extremes. When you're in the Zone, you're surrendering to God as he helps you through both the easy and the difficult.

Sylvia Evans has surrendered to the purposes of God her entire life as she spoke the two words that governed that choice: Yes, Lord. Her goal since she was 5 was to be a missionary to Africa, but God had bigger plans.

Eddie Seagle's life is like a seed, growing and bearing fruit for God's purpose. His life and service to missions both local and global is an example of what it means to continue to finish life well.

David and Claudia Hopkins have a powerful love story of being fully dedicated to each other, but always loving God first and best. Through a multitude of health problems for both them and their son, they have found God to be a loving Father.

When we are striving to finish well in this life, it's important to view what God is doing in others. Lavearn's life of racial, financial, and social pain did not dictate her future in Christ.

When we sin (and we all do), we often isolate ourselves from others. During COVID, we've found ourselves isolated from community, regardless of sin. How can we stay connected to God and each other, no matter what we're going through?

We want to love each other, but we just don't really know what love is. It's difficult, and often painful. But God can teach us how to love Him, and how to love each other.

When the Bible discusses our neighbors and how we treat each other, it describes either a good eye or a bad eye. But what does that mean, and how can we have a good eye?