Is There Such a Thing as a Good Christian?
What makes a good Christian? Through humor and Scripture, explore how sin, grace, and a growing relationship with Jesus shape our faith.
Christian Living
Description: Practical reflections on following Jesus in everyday life—through family, relationships, hardship, gratitude, purpose, and the ordinary moments where faith becomes real.
Why Does God Allow Suffering? Wrestling with the Unknown
We want suffering to make sense, but sometimes the answers never come. The story of Job shows us what faith can look like when God doesn't explain why.
Loved How Do I Know God Really Loves Me?
We learn what love means through family, relationships, culture, and experience. But what happens when we stop using human love to define God and allow God to show us what love was always meant to be?
Misplaced Expectations of Imperfect People
What happens when the people we respect disappoint us? A look at grace, forgiveness, expectations, and remembering that God still works through imperfect people.
Living With Open Hands
Living generously isn't only about what we give. Sometimes faith means opening our hands to receive, trusting God with what we have, and recognizing that even in seasons of need, we still have something to offer.
Hurt People, Hurt People
Our wounds can help explain how we respond to people, but they don't have to define us. Healing begins when we recognize what's beneath the surface and allow God to transform our pain rather than pass it on.
Under Construction
Growth can feel a lot like renovation. Sometimes God exposes what has been hidden, removes what no longer belongs, and uses the mess of the process to build something stronger.
The Invisible Scorecard
Sometimes we're angry with someone for breaking an agreement they never knew existed. Unspoken expectations can quietly turn love into scorekeeping, resentment, and disappointment.
Get Out of the Rut
Sometimes contentment quietly becomes complacency. Discover how to pursue growth, embrace healthy discomfort, and move forward while remaining grateful for where God has you today.
Breathe. Pray. Walk.
When life feels overwhelming, you don't have to solve everything at once. Breathe. Pray. Walk. Three simple steps for finding space, turning toward God, and taking the next step in front of you.