Often listed with the likes of “Amazing Grace” and “How Great Thou Art” as one of the most popular hymns of all time, “It Is Well with My Soul” is known by many Christians worldwide. Lesser known though, is the story behind Spafford penning the lyrics.

How can lingering in God’s presence impact the year ahead?

Is jealousy always a bad thing? What does God mean he calls a himself a "jealous" God?

Current popular culture has found connections with people through the lens of nihilism. As Christians, how should we respond to such worldviews?

How should we process well-placed shame? And how do we know when shame is getting out of hand?

What’s the difference between guilt and shame? And are they always bad or does God use them for good?

A poem that paints a vision for biblical womanhood.

We’ve all been shaped by our culture, and it has affected the way we interpret the cross. Do we see the world through a guilt/innocence, shame/honor, or fear/power lens? And how can we benefit from seeing the gospel through other cultural perspectives?

As Christians, we often say we are seeking to do God’s will, but what does that look like? How should we approach making plans while discerning what the will of God is?

Songs can carry a reminder to us to seek after God. See how the words to the hymn ‘Tis So Sweet remind us to ask for more grace to trust him more.

Does holiness come at the expense of happiness? Biblically, no.

We often hear about people “cutting off” a “toxic friend” or getting rid of “negative voices” in their lives. But what does that mean? And is this mentality Biblical?