It was clear God had been working in her life since December. I shared the gospel in so many different ways hoping she truly understood....

Though my summer in France was canceled, God has still been at work.

God has commanded His people over and over to care for others, whether it be poor spiritually or in physicality.

As I continue to care for my plants, I notice that in each season there is opportunity for growth.

The church community banded together to serve in the small ways that were available to them, trusting God to make use of the efforts.

Rest. Sabbath. Slowness. Easy enough to read, easy in nature to understand, but often easily forgotten.

The word “rest” gives me anxiety. I’m the type of person who loves living on the go.

"The emotions I feel should create further joy and light, as opposed to letting the enemy take hold of them and make them rancid."

So what if the things that seemed to distract us from a deeper relationship with God stopped so that the Lord could shift our eyes...

Taking the time to talk with kindergarteners and elementary-aged kids has opened my eyes to how curious and hungry they are for knowledge.

Finding a new life with God is a beautiful gift, and each day is a new opportunity to say “yes” and receive that gift from the Lord.

They told her that “oikos” meant family, and the welcoming nature of each person there convinced her she had just become part of theirs.

We have to pursue being content and joyful and Christians, we also have to pursue fellowship and healthy alone time with God.

Hayley’s personal and relatable accounts of going through COVID-19 further shows how God’s hand still leads his children toward growth.

One thing that I learned was how important it was to sit down and eat a meal together. Food brought people together.

Be free from the desire to please people and blow their minds. Lay down the need to impress others, the need to know all about tomorrow....

We had countless conversations about the gospel, but each one she would shrug off.

So, the question is, are we willing to lay down our agenda to follow His?

At 3 a.m. on April 13, 2020, an EF-3 tornado ripped through the small town of Seneca, South Carolina...

He acts as a traveling refuge for those passing through this life–a peace that is foreign to the laboring world....