It starts with us—ordinary, regular us—taking one step, then two, and then a hundred small steps in an intentional direction.
We are family not because we bear the same last name — but because we bear the image of the same God.
Will I trust God and His promises, power, wisdom, and love, or will I proudly turn to my own resources to manage my life?
Just because God does not remove the thorn doesn’t mean He’s not using it for our good and for His glory.
Authenticity means eliminating the gap between your inner belief and what you reveal to the outside world—in other words, letting your true self be seen.
Just as I personally had learned to trust Him as I walked through a season of grief, our family would learn to trust God during a season of need.
A flourishing human existence finds its source of power in God and is demonstrated through a life of love.
God invites our questions and pleadings rather than our despair and silence.
