Spiritual disciplines are practices that help you make room for God in daily life. That may sound formal, but the practices themselves can be simple. You pray. You read Scripture. You serve someone. You fast, if that is wise for your health and situation. You return...
Christian memoirs can help you see how faith is lived through the lives of others, including their struggles. You read about fear, loss, courage, forgiveness, and the ways people turn toward God in hard places. Some memoirs are encouraging. Some are heavy. Some may...
Sometimes—maybe a lot of times—when you open the Bible or pray, your mind drifts, and your heart does not seem to respond much. That can feel discouraging. But it does not mean your time with God has no value. You are still coming to God and seeking to communicate...
A hurting person may need someone to listen, notice what is happening, and treat them with care. Learning how to serve with compassion begins with treating the people in front of you with care. And it extends to those who live far away whom you may never meet. Jesus...
Do you want to stay more consistent with devotions? It can feel discouraging when you miss a morning or get out of your routine. But consistency with devotions does not mean keeping a perfect record. Daily devotions are one way to turn your heart toward God. A short...
Some days, joy is easy to feel and notice. But other days, it’s not. The day may feel full, rushed, or heavy. Or you may feel guilty about something. Everyday joy in Christian life does not mean pretending everything is easy. It means learning to notice God’s care in...
