The waiting place: everyone has to go there at some point! Whether we're waiting for a diagnosis, or a paycheck, or change in life, it can be hard to endure. Since waiting is inevitably part of our lives, how can we purposefully wait with hope, even in the darkest situations?

One of the most desperate moments in Scripture is captured in Psalm 51. Written from a place of deep despair and brokenness over his sin, David pours out his heart to God. In your own life, what do you do when you know you've broken God's heart? When you realize that you're responsible for what's gone wrong, how can things be turned around?

It's a hard fact to admit, but it's true: We're not really in control as much as we'd like to think. Yet often we think that if we don't keep the plates spinning, they're going to crash. And so we worry -- the exact thing that Jesus commands us not to do! How can our perspective change about who's in control? How can we learn to trust the One who is?

When life gets dark, God can seem far away and silent. Sometimes, we honestly wonder if He's listening to our cries at all. Yet even in the darkest times, God is reassuringly there. This honest look at Psalm 6 delves into the very real times like this, when trusting God can be challenging -- yet it is the most vital thing we have.

Someone said, “Your life is a gift from God. What you do with it is your gift to God.” Learn how to enjoy every single moment as the precious gift it is, and how to make it count toward something meaningful and eternal.

Everyone desires to leave a lasting imprint in life – a legacy to be remembered, a life that made a difference. How can you learn to leave a legacy of love?

We've all made mistakes. It's part of the learning process. But there are probably choices you've made that you wish you hadn't. What do we do with those moments that we regret? How do we move forward? And how does God view our past actions?

When the miracle of salvation happens in someone's life, they become an entirely new creation by God's power. The old is gone, replaced by a new kind of life. So what happens next? What is the purpose for people who have been saved? And what does this mean for you?

If you were counting the days before you left this earth, you’d be looking for ways to build bridges, to bring healing, to enjoy relationships. Why wait? Discover new courage to love!