God created a variety of ways to be smart, to meet the varied needs of our world. Ask yourself these three questions and unleash your hidden potential!
Being intentional with others expands our vulnerability. It forces us to love hard and love well. It challenges us to be transparent with one another and step into transformation.
Once you get into the rhythm of working from home, you’ll find that deadlines can still be met, organizational objectives can still be reached, and team camaraderie can still exist—& even grow.
The world around us is in panic, yet Jesus promised us peace. Laura Fabrycky shares how she finds perspective in the midst of politics, pandemics, and pandemonium.
Can a person with significant disabilities serve in church? Dr Louise Gosbell was shocked to discover one minister's answer was no. The question is not if, but how. Disability invites us to understand the body of Christ better.
God is always inviting us to see things a little differently. Bronwyn Lea shares how looking at the moon helped her see something new about repentance.
If you've ever wondered if you're cut out for the life of an old-fashioned homemaker, loving wife, or SAHM, you’re in good company. Thankfully, we don't have to rely solely on our own ability, strength, or experience.
Our holy invitation is not to avoid or feel ashamed of our longings, but instead to re-center them. Psalm 63 gives us a framework of how to actually accomplish that.
Ever been thanked and felt kind of *meh* about it? Jessie Cruickshank shares how to honor people and thank ministry volunteers in a way that really makes a difference.
