The holidays can be challenging for everyone, especially if your loved one is struggling with mental illness.

When our children struggle with life-destructive addictions, as their mothers, we can become entrenched in trying to save their lives.

God has a purpose for your life, one that brings Him glory as you share His life-giving message of love and salvation with others.

I will never forget the day addiction knocked at our door for the first time. It came in quietly, unannounced.

But what about surrendering our will to God and to his plans? Do we willingly submit and lay down our own plans to yield to Him?

When we learn to trust God with the lives of our prodigal child, we don’t cease to have influence in their lives.

I hung up the phone in tears. No school during the pandemic? I relied on the school to give me respite care for my disabled child.

Are you raising a son? Or has your son suddenly become a man with responsibilities of his own?

There are many ways to encounter God when we have a personal relationship with Jesus.

I inhale and whisper, God. Please Help me—four words I say often. A mentor calls them breath prayers.

How do we praise the Lord with our whole heart? How do we worship Him with our very being, our soul, our will, our mind, and our emotions?

It’s easy to want to give up. To throw in the towel. We have all said at one point or another, “I just want to go home and be with the Lord.

“For from his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace." John 1:16 ESV What is Grace? Grace means "God's unmerited favor bestowed...

Solomon was forced to come to terms with a difficult question: Where is God in all this pleasure and can He be included in giving his life m

When we consider the magnitude of the overdose crisis, it’s imperative we consider what the Bible says about the use of drugs and alcohol.

"This is the word of the LORD your Maker, the one who formed you from the womb: He will help you. Do not fear, Jacob my servant, Jeshurun...

Do you feel like life is passing you by? We need to learn to slow down and take the time to reflect on the blessings of our lives.

What if we could see the “Limit-less” rather than our own limitations? Let's see our circumstances as hope-filled opportunities.

You may be wondering what God’s purpose in pain is for you. You may not always know the specific purpose for your specific pain, but you can

This month’s guest blog is written by Lisa Wenninger, founder of Authentic Truths, who shares her personal journey of mothering two children