When we ask Jesus to align our thoughts with His, we'll see our words bring life to others.

God says arguing is sin and He'll help us stop doing it.

In a world of differences, we often separate ourselves to be with those most like us. Is this God’s plan? Far from it!

Whether we realize it or not, we all have a spiritual thirst that only Jesus can quench.

Kindness may seem simple, but it has the power to transform hearts, including our own, and reflect the boundless forgiveness we've received in Christ.

True disciples of Jesus are known by one defining characteristic: their unmistakable, generous love for one another.

In moments of humility and self-realization, we encounter God's grace and freedom, as Isaiah 61:1-3 proclaims that the Lord has come to bring good news, comfort the brokenhearted, and offer a crown of beauty for ashes.

In the face of tragedy, it's vital to support children by comforting them, slowing down, answering their questions, allowing for grief, and offering physical closeness, as Romans 12:15 reminds us to "rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn."

We're quick to judge others, but God calls us to stop condemning and instead live in a way that builds up, knowing we'll each give a personal account to Him.

When we reach the end of our own strength, God’s grace steps in, revealing that His power works best in our weakness.