Choose to lay aside the parenting guilt and let your focus be to live intentionally for the Lord. Reflect the godliness you desire to see in your children, and above all, value the development of their character over any accomplishment.

We need wisdom in every situation of life. We can receive instruction from others or from life experiences, but most importantly we need to be seeking it from the Lord. Earnestly ask and faithfully obey. It will glorify God, and it will bless you, too.

Some of you are so discouraged with your circumstances that you are ready to give up. God’s answer is within reach though; don’t give up. Return in faith, and remain steadfast trusting in Him.

We all have fears or doubts which can feel like locked doors. Do we allow them to produce anxiety or do we allow them to bring us to Jesus? Through belief and faith in Jesus we can have life, peace, and assurance! Whatever your locked door may be, Jesus can come through it.

Are you in the right place physically, spiritually, emotionally? Disobedience and unrighteousness before the Lord is always a bad trade. Choose to walk with Him, in the good times and bad, trusting in His goodness and provision.

As followers of Jesus, we must come to a place where we can agree with Jesus about our past failures. God's message to you is that He still wants to be with you and that He still has great plans for you. Give God your story of failure and trade it for His story of forgiveness.

So many today are struggling with loneliness, yet we are wired for friendship. Make Jesus your best friend, and trust Him to provide the friends that you need.

We are all spiritually poor until we come to Jesus. In Him alone we are made spiritually rich. Will you let that be an on-ramp to love the generationally poor, the situationally poor, the working poor, and the spiritually poor? Honor God by honoring those in need, and you will be the blessed one!