Devotional

There were times when I wanted to quit trying, but it turns out that this grueling trip has been worth it.

God longs to be for and with us in our greatest distress. Are we willing to invite Him in?

Their relationship shows us the danger of comparing ourselves to others and doubting God's plans for our lives.

Change like this can’t be fulfilled by any political ideology, government, social agenda, or cultural shift. Change like this starts in the heart.

Scripture encourages us that we're not alone—and that God understands the ache of waiting.

When I consider science and scripture, I unexpectedly find renewed hope in corals' recovery and restoration.

To celebrate our second anniversary, we're featuring the ten most-read articles from last year.

An arrival of migrants during Advent's week of peace gives one community a tangible opportunity to be peacemakers.

Distraction, maybe even more than rebellion, is often what gets in the way of us living out our faith.

Anna’s faithful love for the Savior convicts and challenges me. It breaks apart my excuses and points me toward a life of worship and surrender.

While sitting with a loved one battling cancer, God's been reminding me that our value is not dependent on our functionality. God can work through us, limitations and all.

Hagar's story reminds us that God sees and hears, and He responds on our behalf.

Who feels uninvited to God’s table because of you?

There’s no place to reflect on service like a bathroom being cleaned.

Rebuilding the destruction of war is more than just fixing roads or cleaning up cities, but bringing true healing.

A conversation in the waiting room leads to a plea to lament.

How do we know when to act, when to wait? Nouwen’s own life showed one example.

The Great Resignation is more than just a wake-up call. It's an invitation to discern.

How does God really see our repeated requests?

A congregation expanded their capacity to serve by starting with what they were throwing away.