Reimagining Christmas God’s way …
The day after Thanksgiving often feels like a signal flare — Christmas is coming! For many, this marks the start of a whirlwind of shopping, decorating, parties, […]
29
Nov
2024
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James Scott, Jr.
27
Nov
2024
The question that changed how Alice Johnson gives thanks …
Alice Johnson once shared about a moment in her early days of being a mom and wife that profoundly shaped her perspective on giving thanks to God. […]
26
Nov
2024
What is “neuro fatigue” and how to overcome it …
We’ve all experienced those moments when our minds feel drained — whether after a long day of work, a stressful week, or an intense period of study. […]
25
Nov
2024
Rediscovering a lost virtue in a “me first” world …
In a world obsessed with self — self-love, self-care, and self-promotion — the idea of honoring others feels almost laughably outdated. Why put someone else’s needs before […]
21
Nov
2024
Why brain health matters more than you think …
When we hear about obesity, depression, or Alzheimer’s disease, we often categorize them as physical, emotional, or age-related issues. But what if many of these conditions share […]
20
Nov
2024
Understanding passions and desires through a biblical lens …
What drives you? Beneath every decision, every dream, and every struggle lies a complex interplay of passions and desires. These forces shape your motivations and reveal your […]
19
Nov
2024
How understanding the “honor and shame” society of Bible times brings greater context to some scripture …
The societies of the Bible operated on an honor/shame framework, fundamentally different from the individualistic cultures many of us live in today. In this more communal system, […]
18
Nov
2024
Do we really need God?
Have you ever stopped to consider how utterly dependent you are on God? Acts 17:28a declares, “For in Him we live and move and exist …” These […]
14
Nov
2024
Why we should mostly ditch coping mechanisms for something far superior …
In our quest for mental and emotional well-being, the concept of coping mechanisms often takes center stage. Popular advice persistently suggests coping mechanisms as a response to […]
13
Nov
2024
The God-given strength we already have …
Many of us have heard someone say, “When it comes to ______, I just have no self-control.” Whether in the face of temptation, impulsive habits, or simply […]