If you are just starting or trying to reinvigorate your practice of daily quiet time, I’ve got some tips to help you figure it out.

Christians are called to be good stewards of our money and to give generously, and sometimes we must have hard conversations about money.

Having this conversation and ensuring your loved ones’ end of life requests are met is one more opportunity we have to care for them.

As we get older, it gets harder to deal with hurt feelings. Use this as a guide the next time someone hurts your feelings.

Without boundaries, we run the risk of overextending ourselves and doing more harm than good to ourselves and those we think we are helping.

It isn’t our job to address every infraction, but the Bible makes it clear that there are times when we should confront someone about their sin.

The next time you need to have a hard conversation with a family member, friend, or coworker, use these tips to guide you.

Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you navigate the widowed season of your life among others.

Do you know the secret to a long and happy marriage? Keeping Christ at the center.