Solomon calls us to look to the ant for some important life lessons.

Can we trust God in our hurt? Is PTSD real for those in ministry? Trauma and spiritual warfare go hand-in-hand and leave scars, but they can also build our faith.

The marriage relationship is a sacred and precious thing; given to us for our joy and delight. Stay faithful and be true to your spouse.

If Zacchaeus could overcome all that hindered him from seeking Jesus, then you can too. In the end, it's just a willingness of heart.

Solomon warns us of the bitter consequences of sin. Avoid the allure of evil by staying far away.

Do churches have an expectation of return on investment in supporting missionaries? Should they? How do we speak into this issue as we share?

To live lives pleasing to God, we must guard our hearts with all vigilance. What does that look like? Proverbs gives us some practical help.

Is the end near? How do we live? Like a panicked Chicken Little or a person confident in the hope of Christ? Peter has some words to guide us.

In Proverbs 4, Solomon shares words of wisdom, given to him by his father, David. In them we see the need for and benefits of wisdom and insight.

How do you handle feelings of inferiority as a woman in Christian service? Are you really less than your husband in the eyes of the Lord?