Life’s unexpected trials offer us gifts including personal transformation. Through her story, Jillian Benfield invites us on the journey.
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There’s only one way to lasting joy: reordering our priorities focused on God, not ourselves. It’s time for a deep clean from self!
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Peter Scazzero’s “Emotionally Healthy Spirituality” consists of non-negotiable principles for an authentic and sustainable Christian life.
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Our perceptions of God matter. They affect how we relate to God and others, the quality of our lives, and even our eternal destinies.
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Her heart pounded as she answered the phone. Was the cancer back? Fear is a natural response, but Christians do not have to stay afraid.
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Ideas for cultivating spiritual friendship where we are unafraid to be fully known and fully loved, always drawing one another closer to God.
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Spiritual discernment is something we grow in! The Holy Spirit leads and guides us, and He cares about every detail.
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That deflated experience known as discouragement will come, but it doesn’t have to stay. We can become encouraged – enheartened – once again.
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Awareness of your needs and how to get them fulfilled is essential for vibrant living. Sometimes you just need to hear you have permission.
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Shame does not have to hold us back from a full life. We can learn how to walk in relational freedom instead.
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Waiting is one of life’s hardest experiences, but it can be transformed into service. Ordinary moments can become sacred.
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Most of our insecurities exist because we struggle with self-acceptance. We need a new perspective before we can think and feel differently.
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Our culture is obsessed with the self, but with it comes insecurity, self-condemnation and more. We were made to keep our eyes on God.
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If you’re like me you find it hard to disappoint people. But that has got to change – and it does as we receive God’s grace for ourselves.
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Christ in flesh has huge implications for how we steward our bodies. Neither pleasure hunters nor overly strict, we seek to live disciplined lives to the glory of God.
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