We’ve all had times when it feels like something’s getting in the way of living the life God has for us, and yet, the Bible tells us to throw off what hinders us and run...
Posted by Kristen Leigh on 12/15/2024
Studies show that 93% of moms are currently in a state of burnout. While “The Weary World Rejoices” is the perfect topic during the Christmas season, it’s also relevant...
Posted by Kristen Leigh on 12/14/2024
Growing up, I witnessed firsthand how mental health challenges can ripple through a family. My mom’s struggles with anxiety and depression deeply shaped my perspective, leaving...
Infertility is a journey that no one expects to walk, and it’s a path that can leave you feeling broken, unseen, and hopeless. For years, I wrestled with the pain of waiting,...
Reclaim Your Identity as God’s Beloved Daughter. Do you long to fully embrace your place as God’s daughter yet find yourself weighed down by feelings of abandonment,...
Being obedient is a daily workout. We have choices throughout our day to walk as Jesus walked...or not. God's commands are not to withhold things from us but to protect us....
I didn't experience the love of a father growing up. But when I found out I had a Father in heaven who loved me more than any earthly father could, my life was forever changed...
Waiting is one of the most difficult disciplines we have to learn. When we get impatient and tired of waiting, we may decide to take matters into our own hands. That is not a good...
What if scripture taught you how to be content, and you kicked wicked thinking to the curb, and your old disgruntled heart spilled over with new peace and joy.Linda saw CONTENTMENT...
Posted by Linda Keller on 12/11/2024
Want to equip your women for relational discipleship in one day? This intensive 3-session workshop teaches principles from Kim's groundbreaking book DiscipleSips: Leaving a Jesus...
Posted by Kim Aldrich on 12/10/2024
Discover the Joy of True Connection with God. Are you exhausted from trying to measure up to religious expectations, striving to be the “perfect Christian,”...
