Spiritual Life

Loving your neighbor as yourself isn’t always easy. That’s why God made it a command. We have to do it on purpose, be intentional about it.

These 8 truths show how Lent shifts our focus from self-effort to Christ’s finished work and invites us into His love ...right where we are.

Super Bowl LX features not only top NFL franchises but also players whose Christian faith profoundly influences their lives on and off the field.

This winter, embrace nature's cue to rest and rejuvenate instead of chasing the typical "new year, new me" pressure. Discover how aligning with the slower, introspective rhythm of the season can lead to a more grounded and fulfilling year ahead, preparing you for true growth in the spring.

Harmony isn’t just a theme for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics—it’s a challenge for every believer. Here’s how 7 Olympic moments show us the power of living in unity.

Instead of giving something up this Lent, let’s set some goals in our relationships. Here are some ideas to grow closer in your relationships this Lenten season.

Has the new year been hard? If 2026 brought you physical challenges, this article is for you.

During the Holocaust, one American GI's quiet courage and unwavering faith led him to defy Nazi orders and save 200 Jewish-American soldiers from certain death. Discover the remarkable story of Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, a man whose humility and profound conviction inspired extraordinary bravery in the face of unimaginable horror.

AI romance is no longer science fiction—it’s a growing reality. What should the Church say to the lonely, the hurting, and those drawn into artificial intimacy?

Childlike faith isn’t just for children. Discover how whimsy, wonder, and a cheerful heart can actually deepen your walk with God.

The mutual commitment to vulnerability as a community creates quick bonds that hold us together as we serve our own families for God’s glory.

Discover why your attention is more valuable than gold and how the "attention economy" is profiting from your distractions.

We know the Bible is the word of God, and all of it is useful (2 Timothy 3:16-17). But I have my own list of special Bible verses, passages of Scripture I cling to when I need to remember the most important elements of my own faith. When times are tough, these can be a rallying cry.

God islove, so therefore everything He does is loving. But in our most desperate circumstances, it can be tempting to think He's abandoned or rejected us. Allow these five truths to wash over your, reminding you of the Father's great love. Even when things are hard, God is still present and active.