Our heart is absolutely precious, but it can also be a misleading guide if it's not cared for in the way it was intended. Guard it, tend to it, and watch how it's used for good.

Some days it feels like there's a target on your back, but there's actually some truth to that. You have an enemy that is literally prowling, ready to take you out.

It's true that what we fill our hearts and minds with will eventually come out - either in speech or action. So what are we putting out there? What do we represent and how does that impact the people around us?

In this world it's hard to keep our eyes and hearts focused on what matters most. And with all the voices telling us all the ways to think and things to do, it's even harder to know what's best. But there is a way - there is a solution.

What does it meant to guard your heart? It's a simple, but not always easy, thing to do. Learn more about what scripture says and how you can work to guard your heart in all circumstances.

Patient endurance can be a difficult thing to do - especially when we are ready to be done with suffering and trials. But there is so much for us during these times, and even more when we make it through the storm.

Ever find yourself having to deal with all kinds of challenging scenarios with too little patience to endure successfully? You're not alone.

Frustrating colleagues, difficult parents, challenging students...sometimes teaching puts you right in the middle of situations that require you to extend love when that's the last thing you may be feeling.

What do you do when the world tells you to freak out, retaliate, be outraged, jump on board a speeding train? The answer is simple and in complete opposition to what's popular and expected.

A dive into the word supplication. What does it mean? And what purpose does it serve?