What do you do when political differences harden your stance against fellow believers and make you question your faith? God can restore a crushed faith.

What are the traits and actions of the person who loves God and follows Him? We can find some answers in Proverbs 3.

Here are some questions to ask when you get discouraged about discipleship efforts in missionary service.

Proverbs 3:1-6 provides three sets of actions to guide our lives, as we acknowledge His steadfast love and faithfulness.

A recent winter storm made me reflect on whether we prepare out of wisdom or fear. Where do we focus when storms come, on the storm or on the Lord?

Proverbs 2 reveals a special shield over our lives. It is not a what but a who. God is our shield of righteousness. He is our source of protection.

Even missionaries can feel like imposters when sharing with churches and other groups about work on the field. It's okay to be real.

The benefits of listening to God's Wisdom are wonderful, but the consequences are devastating. Do not reject God and His Wisdom.

I've let confession and repentance slide over the years, as I've lived as a "good" Christian woman. God has reminded me that there are no "respectable" sins.

What does it benefit us to turn from sin and live by the wisdom of God? Proverbs tells us that it leads to a Spirit-filled and dread-free life. What could be better?