Right now we are in one of the storms of life, but Jesus offers us a way to get through.

I pray we are on the cusp of at least a new normal, but as we look forward I think we all realize things are going to look differently for awhile and maybe that’s a good thing!

We don’t have a definite answer about when or how to reopen, but as Christians we have the perfect Word of God to guide us through this moment. It’s up to us though to use it.

We like to measure our time in minutes and hours, right now the government is measuring in weeks and months, and yet God measures time by millennia. Sometimes He tells us to slow down, sometimes He tells us to speed up, and other times He just wants us to stay on the same exact pace. That can be frustrating to us, because no matter how long we have lived, we just don’t have the perspective of God.

Jesus came for the broken, sick, hurting, and lonely. It's only when we realize that we are broken, that we can come to God to be rebuilt.

Today on Rooted Daily we talk about how mothers time and time again rise to the challenge of a crisis in the Bible. They don't always have all the answers, but through God they are able to get through anything.

You sent in over a hundred different questions about how Christians should respond to the coronavirus pandemic. Today we look for answers to 6.

We've had many interesting questions come in over the past week and today we are looking for Bible answers to four of them.

While the government continues to enforce stay-at-home orders even on churches, arresting people trying to worship together, should we obey the government and health authorities? Biblically speaking, are they allowed to dictate how we worship?

Everything that we thought was holding us together is either gone or in jeopardy in this pandemic, but we were never truly in control. Maybe we had a paycheck and good health, but without God we were dead. Today we share some good news though: God provides.