Living with Purpose: Aligning the Different Layers of Who You Are

Being Still with God: Peaceful, Powerful… and Sometimes Uncomfortable

You know that saying, “when one door closes, another one opens”? It’s one of those phrases we hear so often it can start to sound like background noise. But if you’ve ever had a door slam in your face—whether it was a job you didn’t get, a relationship that ended, or a plan that fell apart—you know how frustrating and even heartbreaking it can feel in the moment.

Let’s be real—reading the Bible can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve ever tried diving into the King James Version (KJV). With all the “thees” and “thous”, it sometimes felt like trying to decode Shakespeare. It’s beautifully written, no doubt, but for many of us, it just wasn’t clicking. The language was dense, the phrasing was old-school, and honestly, it made connecting with the message way harder than it needed to be.

What is Faith? Let’s Talk About It.

Hearing God’s Voice: Learning to Listen in the Quiet

The Beauty and Purpose in Waiting on God

Spiritual Wellness and Relationships

Why the Bible Keeps Showing Up — Century After Century

Another crucial step in maintaining a spiritual connection is understanding what it truly means to be connected. Often, being connected to God is portrayed as a life filled with blessings, prosperity, and endless sunny days—free from evil, pain, and suffering.

Spiritual or Religious? You Don’t Have to Choose

Let’s Talk About Spiritual Wellness: Finding What Grounds You