Billy Graham once said, “You're born. You suffer. You die. Fortunately, there's a loophole.” That loophole, my friends, is the difference between unshakeable faith when dealing with the death of a loved one and being shaken until you crumble.

We all know someone who changes jobs frequently. These people always seem to hate their current job and are on the hunt for something better. There is nothing inherently wrong with wanting a better job – especially if your job is an ill fit. However, many times, these people are dealing with...

A 2020 study by Thrive Global found, “For most Americans, finances remain a primary source of frustration, anxiety, and stress. In fact, years of research continue to identify money as the top stressor in the United States, with 90% of individuals saying that money has an impact on their stress levels.”

The title of this blog is an implied question: are you struggling with temptation? The answer is yes if you are a human. Temptation is something that affects every person – Christians and non-Christians.

Having a purpose in life is a driving force for Christians and non-Christians. Without a purpose, we seem to drift along meaninglessly. That’s a problem.

If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of the phone call from the doctor or held hands with a loved one who was told scary health news, you know illness is one of life’s most devastating storms.

In today’s social media society, it’s easy to believe your family is the only family with serious problems. On Facebook or Twitter, you’re only seeing a family’s highlight reel – not their real struggles. Here’s the truth. There is no perfect family.