Becoming Rooted in your Identity

Beauty attracts and invites, but beware: beauty also exposes. It transforms us because it demands a response.

What’s the common denominator between the self-righteous Pharisee and the “woe-is-me” sinner stuck in self-condemnation and despair?

A prayer-poem for entering a new season. We entrust every detail to our good and sovereign God.

What if our frustrations reveal our idols? What if interruptions are an invitation to grow in trusting God’s timing?

As we turn our eyes upon Jesus, anxieties slip away and we become more present to the spiritual reality of God with us.

Easter Saturday can help us think about how to approach our grief. Easter Sunday helps us anticipate the end of grief altogether.

Having a hope is delightful, but holding onto it for years is brave work. Here are things to pray as you await your dreams coming true.

Our anger should reveal God’s character to those around us. What makes anger righteous is not how it is expressed, but the motive behind it.

God is a jealous God because he is good. God is also sinless. A closer look at jealousy explains how both are possible.