As Christians, we are called to be salt and light. So before you share a post, first verify the veracity. Not sure? Don’t post it. If you're sure it's true, then ask if it passes the Ephesians 4:29 test: Is it wholesome? Does it build others up? Does it benefit all who read it?
Are you looking for scripture verses to help you relax at bedtime? Here are some that contain truths about rest and sleep to help you peacefully meditate into slumber.
If you want to know if you’ve been gaslit, start by asking yourself these questions in the context of a relationship you’re in or have been in (this can be a parent, sibling, romantic, work, or any relationship you feel tangled-up in):
Caregivers bless others with constant kindness. And because they give so much, here's firsthand insight into what they say would be a blessing to help them refuel.
Serving is more than a short-lived distraction from your own suffering; it is a powerful and restorative antidote. It’s a transformative way of life that facilitates healing, health, and hope.
The major risk factors for suicide are genetics, mood disorder (major depression), pessimism, misreading social cues, impulsivity, and impaired learning.
Dealing with anxiety isn’t easy or fun, but it keeps you aware of your need for God and helps you continue to see just how much His power works through your weaknesses. Here are 7 healthy habits to encourage you.
Whether contemplating or attempting suicide have affected you personally, or your family or friends, this article offers help by way of raising awareness of the reality and signs of suicide so we can hope to help prevent this tragedy.
Those who lost loved ones on 9/11 would give anything for just one more day with those they have lost. As we call on God for help, we realize that the grace of trauma is that it teaches us to love differently. Here are five proofs that God is working on our healing.
Claiming forgiveness yet demonstrating hypocritical behavior is not bringing people into a relationship with God. Here are four ways each of us can allow God to overcome our hypocrisy.
Christ said “I came to call sinners.” One reason for the assumption that “Christians have it all together” is Christians’ tendency to forget our need for this Good News for ourselves. We take the mission seriously, spreading the Gospel, forgetting that grace is meant for us, too.
Abuse causes fear, shame, withdrawal, and depression. But our God is greater, and mighty to save. Here are 5 ways to heal from the damaging effects of emotional abuse.
Are we enough? In short, no. We cannot rely on ourselves; rather, we need to fully rely on God. Christians often forget that the verse where this originates (2 Corinthians 12:9) comes from a place of weakness and frailty. God’s grace fills the holes that other things we try to rely on cannot.
