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“Mom, I’ve been in an accident.” Ever had a moment like that—when fear crashes in and your faith feels paper-thin? If anxiety, life transitions, or questions about God's presence have your heart racing, these three raw and powerful prayers will...

What if grief isn’t just sorrow—but love, caught mid-sentence? In this raw, tender reflection, Aubrey Sampson gives voice to the chaotic ache of early loss and the slow, sacred permission to simply be. If you’ve ever stumbled through the fog of...

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It is not just nations that fail when guidance or advice is not taken; it is also families, homes, cities, businesses, and relationships. They are all at risk when we go at it on our own, ignoring wisdom.

We often hear about the importance of listening to others—spouses, partners, children, coworkers, fellow Christians, people of ethnicities different from ours, people from other cultures and worldviews, and even the church’s critics. Still, we...

Trust God and stay engaged because our mission goes beyond elections.

Solomon’s wisdom was a gift from God. Genetics had nothing to do with it, as his son Rehoboam soon found out after his father’s death. In one fell swoop, Rehoboam lost half of his kingdom.

Is Proverbs a book of wise advice that anyone can and should follow? I've come to see that a proper reading of Proverbs will change how we see the book in at least three ways.

People are often looking for hope that the deceased has gone to heaven, or some other kind of peaceful after life. What do you say if the person was not a Christian?

Today and all that comes with it is a blessing from God. And if God sees fit to give us tomorrow to live, then we must see it as even more of a gift from him that we did not deserve. That is God’s grace.

Just who is the mysterious King Lemuel who wrote Proverbs 31?

Where is that line drawn? One or two sharp smacks on a child’s clothed bum are one thing but should not involve a belt or a ruler, or any other instrument, nor should the parent use a closed fist or smack a bare bum.

There is an interesting and perhaps convicting illustration of both friendship and accountability found in Proverbs 27:17, “Iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another” (NASB). In Old Testament times, one iron blade was used to sharpen another...

I want to share with you three tips on how to discern a counterfeit from the real thing so that you will never have to be deceived or go through the emotional pain of a counterfeit relationship again.

A large percentage of mentoring happens incidentally as we go about our days. The power of influence is Christ in us, overflowing to others.

Ahithophel’s tragic end, despite his reputation as a wise and trusted advisor, illustrates how even the most gifted individuals can be led astray by personal resentment and misplaced loyalties.

If we are allowed to talk about the way Ghandi’s wisdom impacted us on a personal level, we ought to be allowed to talk about how Jesus changed our lives.

Solomon understood that “fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom” (Proverbs 9:10). Even though he was lauded for his wisdom, observers recognized that his wisdom was too much to be an earthly inheritance; “he had wisdom from God.”

The goal of reading about biblical characters isn’t to follow their example but to understand how the Lord is at work in their lives. No matter your personality and struggles, there is someone in the Bible, you can relate to and learn from.

Although I did not know this exact Proverb during this hard time, I knew that I was “acknowledging” Him, “submitting” to His will. My wife and I knew we needed God’s guidance to tell us what to do — “to make our path straight.”