Staying consistent in God’s Word can be hard when life is full. Here are five practical tips to help you make time with the Lord a regular, life-giving part of your everyday routine.

Behold is never a casual word in Scripture. It’s an invitation to pause, to see with wonder, and to be transformed by what we’re willing to truly notice.

For the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of being part of a church planning team. One of the most profound experiences has been sitting alongside the eldest member of our team—an 80+ year old elder. His stories of God’s faithfulness and his passion for prayer have deeply impacted me. I’ve been reminded of the power of older believers and the invaluable wisdom they bring to the body of Christ.

I think the most important thing to remember is that baptism is deeply meaningful. It’s about the heart and the relationship with God, not just the ceremony itself. Baptism is a public declaration of faith and a symbolic act of dying to one’s old life and being raised to new life in Christ (Romans 6:3-4).

“Does Satan know your thoughts? Discover 4 key truths about the enemy, his limitations, and how he operates. Learn how to resist his schemes with biblical wisdom and stand firm in God’s truth.

Instead of juggling a long list of resolutions, a word of the year provides clarity and simplicity. It becomes a spiritual anchor, a reminder of the area where God is calling you to grow or trust Him more deeply.

If your counsel isn’t encouraging, correcting, and challenging you as a believer, chances are they shouldn’t be in the wise counsel circle.

Following Christ and His word is a life-long sanctification process of growing, trusting, and redeveloping.

I can’t believe the Christmas shopping season is here! I get questions ALL THE TIME about Bibles, devotionals, and commentaries. Below are a few of my favorites. These are all affiliate links! Bibles These are my top 2 Bibles that I use daily. If you know me, you know I am a HUGE ESV fan. […]

Jesus, redeemer Sometimes my sin overwhelms Forgive me, lead me Day 13 of a 30-day writing prompt challenge from Locust and Honey. We are using prompts found here. Join us and use the hashtag #goodnessgrounded so we can find your offerings.