Take back your faith from your circumstances and condition, and place your faith in the hands of a good Father. He is for you, He is with you, and He is a very present help in trouble.

Of all the parents in the entire world, God chose you to raise your kids. Are you raising God-worshipping, fully-devoted followers of Jesus or culturally compliant citizens? There is an invitation to a life that God has for your child and you are a guide.

Our sin can leave us feeling burdened & broken. When we confess that brokenness to Jesus, He forgives us & mends us in those broken places, freeing us to step into the Life God has for us.

Many men today feel insignificant as masculinity is under attack in our culture. Psalm 128 dispels the lie that our culture tells us - that there is no need for men. As we take a look at the story of Joseph, we are given a picture of the type of father we've always wanted to be.

Psalm 23 is one of the most comforting and familiar of the psalms. However, it was written as an invitation to step into the life that God has for you. It reminds the weary that no matter the road ahead, the darkness around, or the enemy nearby, God is near!

The Psalmist, whose conditions and circumstances were often more dire than our own, found a way to conquer fear by finding God. What has fear kept you from doing? What would you do, or attempt, if you knew you would not fail?

Through the Psalms, we learn that thanksgiving and praise are more than just words. They are rhythms meant to transform us from the inside out.

The writer of Psalm 145 challenges us to live lives that praise and proclaim God's great works despite our circumstance or situation.

True happiness is experienced when a person delights in the Word of God. Psalm 1 is an invitation to step into a life of worship which leads us to the root of obedience.

Remembering who God is will remind us who we are to God. Our true identity is found in Him alone.