God is in the business of using frail, fallible and ordinary people, because that’s the only kind there is. God can use you.
2020 is ending in a rush and the first thing that suffers in busyness is reflection time – the art of seeing the meaning in our experiences.
The question of what needs pruning in our lives and work is a valuable one to consider as we reach the end of the year and move into the beginning of 2021.
As a clinical therapist at an inpatient psychiatric facility, Christian serves people facing suicidal ideation, extreme anxiety, or psychosis.
In the busyness of the everyday, how can we discern what we should focus on and what really matters in life? Here’s a question that can help.
If you’re stuck when it comes to having a dream for your life, these questions may help you unearth a new dream or aspiration.
Bob Goff says we can still love well in the midst of our struggle, and that new ‘life dreams and ambitions’ may be birthed in this season.
The streets of Paris are as empty as those of Delhi. Home schooling is a struggle for the parent in Michigan and the one in Sydney alike.
Some have mantras, others, a word for the year. In an effort to create a guiding statement of what means most to him in life, Voysey wrote The Creed.
Kara Martin, author of Workship discusses how to find Christian purpose at work and what happens when work becomes toxic.
