Survivor’s guilt can prevent us from listening with empathy and sharing hope.

The dry season calls us to cultivate a deeper reliance on God.

We grow up and out from the place of stability provided by our roots.

I hold my love for people tightly, but my expectations loosely.

Lent is about God’s invitation to come home.

I’m not known by another because I hold back the very part of me that I wish they knew.

It feels so useless to sit still when there is so much work left undone.

A Love That Overcomes Our Fear By Catherine McNiel I lay on the ground, alone and bleeding, my ears ringing. I had been hiking with my...

You can be content in being alone. But within loneliness there is a longing for deeper intimacy.

There is always more of God, even when I am grieving over holes in my heart.

Dogs symbolize both grace and forgiveness with little expectation of return.

As Christ-followers we can provide a safe place for vulnerability.

Change of Address By Elisa Morgan I carefully peel off the next address mailing label, position it in what I hope is level horizontal and...

We might feel overcome by the darkness around us, but God shines his light on us through Jesus.

As we notice and respond to our fears, God extends mercy and grace.

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It’s a season where I should be grateful, but I find myself holding back. As I acknowledge my fear, I open my heart and my mouth follows.

When I define my identity in terms of doing rather than being, I am always in danger of losing my identity if activities are taken away.

Learning to disagree was a step in learning to safeguard my soul.

I discovered that at the core of my being is a powerful desire to have purpose in my life.