We all grieve when someone we love passes away. We can also experience what’s known as ambiguous grief,

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

And when I’m looking at my schedule on any given morning, I am usually interrupted at least once.

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.

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

This month’s guest blog is written by Donna Bucher, founder of Serenity in Suffering blog. In this month’s blog, Donna generously shares...

Book Review on Half the Battle Once in a rare while, a book crosses my path that I can say is truly life changing. Half the Battle by Dr....

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” Psalm 147:3 NIV ‬Wounds hurt. We don’t like pain. We are anxious to be healed. We...