It feels like everywhere you turn, someoneโs mad about something. Social media is a battleground. Conversations seem more like debates. Even people of faith get pulled into the frayโquick to speak, slow to listen, and ready to cancel rather than connect. The volume is high, but the peace is low. And somewhere in the middle …
Have you ever laid your head down at night, desperate for rest, only to be met with racing thoughts and the heavy weight of everything left undone? Youโre not alone. Mental fatigue isnโt just about feeling โtired.โ Itโs a deep weariness that wraps around your thoughts like fog, making it hard to focus, feel joy, …
Many believers today are asking: What does it mean to really live out my faith? How do I return to the kind of community and purpose God intended? What if the secret to transforming the world isnโt found in strategy, size, or social mediaโbut in surrender? In the early days of the Church, ordinary believersโoften …
Weโve all been thereโpraying fervently, hoping with all our hearts, watching the clock or calendar, waiting for the breakthrough that seems to take forever. Whether it’s healing, a job opportunity, a relationship, or just clarity about our next steps, the waiting season can feel like a wilderness. And when things donโt happen in our expected …
In today’s culture, conversations around social justice and activism are everywhere. As Christians, we are called not to sit idly by, but to engage the world with the love, truth, and justice of God. Scripture provides both the blueprint and the boldness needed to address the pressing issues of poverty, inequality, and discrimination without compromising …
If you spend any time scrolling the news, social media, or even standing in line at the grocery store, you can feel it:Fear is everywhere.It hums in the background of our conversations, our decisions, and sometimes even sneaks into our hearts when weโre not looking. We live in a world that profits from panic.Headlines scream …
Thereโs an ache I never expected: the pain of being hurt by fellow believers. We brace ourselves for wounds from the worldโcriticism, rejection, unfair treatment. But when those wounds come from within the Body of Christ, from the very people who are supposed to stand with us, it hits different. It feels personal, like the …