Devotionals

As parents, we can help our teenagers to love others—no matter how entitled they may be—by inspiring them to follow Jesus's example.

Selfishness can make parenting more difficult, while love makes life easier for ourselves and our children.

Three humanistic myths and three spiritual truths about the importance of family in our lives.

As we consider how to grow in our walks with God, let’s look to some inspiring examples of great fathers in the Bible for guidance.

God exerts and expresses an unwavering perseverance when he sees our good days having gone bad. He doesn’t stop loving us when we fail, sin, or give up.

This is a lesson for all of us about running and quitting. Before we “give up the ghost,” maybe we should check with God to find out if he has a plan.

The goal for today is to prepare your heart and mind to let go, whoever it is against, whatever was done, and wherever it happened.

There is one thing to remember about God: when he speaks, more often than not, it is in a whisper.

When we pray and hear our own emotions, we often identify the raging irrationality of what we are saying, and are surprised by the gentleness of God who listens, then draws even closer to us, because of our emotional honesty.

We can be sure of is this, no matter how far we run or how much we sleep, God will keep waking us up.

Resist the temptation to let fear induced stress make us quit for relief. Instead, rely on God to get through, realizing fear is an emotion we can conquer especially when it is based on tomorrows that may never come.

Have you ever had that feeling? Everything is going about as well as it can go, and then you begin to wonder, “how long can this last?”