Spiritual Life

Discover a fresh perspective on choosing a "word of the year" that moves beyond personal ambition to a prayerful surrender of control. Learn how aligning your heart with divine will can unlock healthier, more heavenly perspectives for the year ahead.

Spiritual burnout isn’t solved by hacks but by a steady, faithful journey with Jesus—here’s how to stay the course.

If you’ve drifted from church, it’s time to ask why. These 7 reasons will challenge everything you thought about faith and community.

Here are the top 10 Christian headlines of 2025 that shaped faith-centered conversations, offering biblical insight into global events and personal journeys. These resonant stories provide clarity, hope, and a reminder of God's enduring presence amidst a rapidly changing world.

Feeling nothing when you read the verse of the day? You're not broken. These five bold steps will help you hear God more clearly in the silence.

Show your church members what God’s love really looks like in action. Here are 7 ways your church can train the people in your congregation to love their neighbor in these divided times.

Regular Bible reading improves your health, improves your life, improves your behavior, and gets you closer to God.

Holidays hit the hardest when your heart is hurting. If someone you love is grieving this season, here’s how to show up with compassion, not clichés.

We’ve mastered cutting people off—but what if the path to peace isn’t escape, but restoration? These 4 biblical steps can help you rebuild what’s been lost.

Chasing goals without God will wear you out and leave you empty. Here's how to set goals that actually lead to peace, purpose, and real success.

If your December feels rushed and restless, you’re not alone. This article offers 4 quiet ways to invite Christ into your Christmas—right in the middle of real-life chaos.

Take a look back at the year’s 10 most popular spiritual life articles and the biblical guidance they give us to steady our walks with Christ.

Embrace the future by letting go of past heartaches, worries, and things you cannot change. That includes forgiving those who hurt you, realizing you cannot change other people, and accepting what things cannot be undone. List what caused hurts, worries, and problems; let each one go. Grief is a process, so accept that if you are grieving a loss, allow time to get through it, and pray for God’s help.

If your heart feels heavy this Christmas, take comfort in knowing the first Christmas wasn’t easy either. Here’s how Scripture anchors us in true hope—even when joy feels far off.

Feeling unsure about the year ahead? Open your Bible and let these Scriptures lead you with hope and purpose straight from God’s Word.