What Does the Bible Say About Suffering?
“What kind of God allows suffering?” That’s the question a young woman asked me in high school. She had just lost someone she loved to cancer. Like a deer in headlights, my
August 10, 2026
“What kind of God allows suffering?” That’s the question a young woman asked me in high school. She had just lost someone she loved to cancer. Like a deer in headlights, my
Is Jesus really the only path to the Father? You want to follow God faithfully, but cultural conversations, shifting morals, and modern philosophies pull you in conflicting directions. In John 14:6, Jesus
With thousands of entertainment options available to stream, setting healthy boundaries for our kids’ screen time is more than just winding a kitchen timer. The quality of the movie content matters as
You may have heard people say, “Don’t pray for patience; God will give you an opportunity to practice it.” But this sounds more like Christian superstition than biblical wisdom. Sometimes, we talk
Late at night, in between overthinking, uncertainty, pressure, and exhaustion, you search: “What does the Bible say about peace?” You love Jesus, yet you still long for true peace. If you look
Esther. Miriam. Abigail. Junia. Priscilla. When we consider women’s leadership in the Bible, these are the names that stand out—those with official titles, platforms, and resources that extend far beyond what most
If I’m being honest, the word “submission” always makes me cringe. Whenever I see a social media post or article about submission, I brace myself for a narrow-minded, judgmental rant on how
The wages of sin is death! How do we know? The Bible communicates this truth with sobering clarity (Rom. 6:23). However, despite the numerous warnings in Scripture about the destructive nature of
As a child, my favorite Care Bear was Funshine Bear, and even recently, my husband bought me a hat featuring the character. Joy and happiness felt natural to me as a kid.
Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try, life is a balancing act trying to keep God at the center while juggling work, relationships, and bills? You know He
“What is my purpose?” It’s a question most of us have wrestled with more than once. Deep down, we don’t just want to exist. We want our lives to matter. We desire
As an executive coach and women’s ministry leader, I spend much of my time these days training leaders. Many of the topics I teach don’t come as a surprise. After all, the