Bias corrodes our ability to love. God calls us to tend to it before it eats away at our witness. Scripture:“You were taught, with regard
Category: Children Are Loved
When Empathy Is Misused
Reflection:There’s a growing message in the world that says we must extend empathy—even to those who openly despise us, speak harm against us, or plan
When Songs Turn Bitter: Amos and the Lesson of Justice
We don’t always think of shepherds as prophets. But Amos was not a man of titles or polished training. He was a shepherd, a farmer,
When Purity Culture Fails to Protect: Faith Lessons from Courtney Stodden’s Story
Parenting is so challenging. I am not indicting “purity culture”. I’ve seen people emerge from it whole, healthy, and joy-filled. But because it involves people,
✨ Devotional: Love is a Lamp, Not a Spotlight
God’s love is not meant to shine only on a few, but to light the way for all. Scripture:“You are the light of the world.
Guard the Flock Online: Digital Boundaries Between Adults and Youth at Church
We love our young people.We pour into them. Pray for them. Walk with them. And today, that love must also include clear digital boundaries —
For Those Who Are Ready, Because the Young Will Always Need Us
There comes a point on the spiritual path where you realize something humbling and holy at the same time: You didn’t grow for yourself alone.You
The Evidence of Change: Beyond Tears and Performances
Too often, churches and communities pressure women in abusive relationships to forgive quickly, return quietly, and “fix” what was never theirs to repair. They are
God-Given Discernment: When People Try to Blur Your Boundaries
Not every test of discernment arrives wearing a warning label. Sometimes it comes softly. “Maybe he didn’t mean it.”“Maybe she misunderstood.”“Maybe it was only a
Before We Ask About Forgiveness, We Should Ask About Responsibility
Scripture: “Produce fruit in keeping with repentance.” — Matthew 3:8 (NIV) Forgiveness is one of the most beautiful gifts God gives us. Christians rightly talk