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There are more than a hundred names of God in Scripture, and I encourage you to study them to learn more about this God who names you. Here are 10 names of God I have personally held on to throughout my life.

What if the anxiety over the next news cycle is clouding out the voice that tells me to be thankful? What if I am doubting God’s goodness in the midst of all of this? Let me share something with you.

Purgatory has some doctrinal issues. It seems to make salvation a works-based process instead of a gift given freely by the grace of God through his son’s sacrifice and resurrection. So, really, there is no temporal refinement process needed at...

Good parenting is grounded in love and instruction. When we discipline, we do not just correct the behavior. We address the heart, because that's where the trouble really is.

In addition to turning to the Lord, reach out to your family, friends, therapists, and doctors. Inform them of your depression and ask for their help.

When you are ambushed by it, allow yourself to “pull over,” in these six ways to honor your own pain. Your loss is worth it. Your healing is worth it. You are worth it.

Christians approach others with genuine concern and care. True Christians do not take the mentality of a Bible thumper. Bible thumpers push people away from God as they preach a wrathful God, who wants to condemn people and send them to burn...

Dealing with haters is hard, and sadly we will come across a lot of haters and bullies in our lives, but it is up to us to take steps to protect ourselves and respond in a way that is glorifying to God.

Through all of the noise of the great wind, the rocks being broken apart, the earthquake, and the fire, a still small voice could be heard. Elijah realized that the still small voice was God's.

To say "I believe, help my unbelief" may sound counterintuitive. However, Jesus' response shows that there is grace even when we struggle to believe.

What is the faithful response to suffering? Does suffering equal punishment, or is it a natural part of our lives? More importantly, where is Christ during our suffering?

How wonderful it is to know that even in the most desolate place where we can find ourselves, God knows where we are. God is still speaking today. We need to be quiet and listen.

There still may be times wherein we walk through disease or heartache. But amidst all these times, we can be assured that we are surrounded by the Lord. When suffering lands too close to home, we can invite Jesus into our hurts and scars.

Sometimes, Jesus’ presence in Scripture is subtle, but not here. Maybe that is why Psalm 80 begs to be explored — my Savior is all over these pages. I love to find him there, and we can definitely go deeper.

Godly sorrow is when the Holy Spirit places a sadness upon your heart and spirit and tells you that something is not right. We have done something wrong, and we need to repent and return to the Father.

You never quite know what you are going to get with kids. They can be super unpredictable. This TikTok video is an example of that.

So, how do we give our life up for our friends? What does that look like in the everyday moments? Simply put, each interaction that we have with someone is the opportunity to die to ourselves and represent Jesus.

We know Jesus died, and we know it was a terrible event that led to a surprise. So who was responsible for his death?

Universalism focuses directly and exclusively on God’s love, grace, and mercy — attributes for which we are all grateful — eternally. However, the universalist theology ignores his holiness, his justice, and his wrath.