This post is by April Ward.

“Chica,” said the gorgeous doctor with a set of fresh French tips and runway hair, “I’m prescribing you ten days of antibiotics, something to get rid of the mucus, and painkillers, just in case....

This post is by Carol Ensminger.

He calmed the storm and then asked, "Where is your faith?" (Luke 8:25a, ESV).

One of our favorite ways to spend time with the little people in our lives is snuggled on the couch, snacking on popcorn while we watch...

This post is by Courtney Cohen.

Growing up as a musician, embracing the common idea that worship equates with the musical portion of a weekend service wasn’t a difficult thing to do. After all, worship through musical expression is all...

This post is by Cheli Sigler.

Above all, worship is a giving of our whole selves to God— heart, mind, soul, and body. Because of Christ’s mercy, we don’t hold anything back. Emphasizing this, the apostle Paul pleads in Romans...

This post is by Karen Bozeman.

I love praise and worship. Songs and hymns help me refocus, removing the grating noise of daily life. Music fills up my “soul holes” and regenerates my sagging spirit. Yet how many times have we heard...

This post is by Cheryl Gilbert.

This post is by Briane Kerns.

My life verse is Romans 12:12: “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.”  I so wanted to be faithful in prayer!  But I believed that a period of long, concentrated prayer...

Written by Kelli LaFram

My Bible would lay on the table. Not collecting dust, but open and waiting for me to read the words, turn the pages, take in God’s truth. And I did. Day after day after day, I would get up early in the morning...

This post is by Joanne Wu.

After an activity filled morning complete with doing homework, dying eggs, watching Baby Einstein, playing outside, Skyping grandma, painting a window to look like stained glass, watching the first half of Onward, and...

This post is by Sarah Johnson.

I really didn’t want one more person telling me my life would be so much better if I rose an hour and a half or more before my kids to fit in prayer, Bible study, other reading, exercise, a shower, et cetera,...