From Our Hearts

Our devotion to God is strengthened when we offer Him a fresh commitment each day. As the saying goes, “Hold all things lightly and nothing tightly.” Read on for guidance in giving your life to God today.

What do you anticipate facing in 2019? Are you struggling with responsibilities? At a crossroad in your career? Do you need direction in dealing with your finances? Then you need God’s wisdom.

Jesus is the Promised One whose birth we celebrate at Christmas. Through His birth, death, and resurrection, we are given 6 life-changing blessings. 

A good way to grow in faith in God is to keep a prayer list. Here's guidance to starting a journal which will fuel and feed a deep hunger for this time of talking to God. 

Are you constantly thinking negative thoughts? Do you second-guess what others say? Do your thoughts lead you to anger or depression or any other destructive emotions? Being a woman after God’s own heart is all about “minding your mind.”

To live out God’s plan for your busy life with passion and purpose, you must harness the ten-thousand plus thoughts that pass through your mind each day.

Most Christians (and that includes me) have serious and frequent bouts of worry. There are plenty of opportunities to turn on the worry machine! If you need help to stop worrying, here's how a woman who wants “the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding” (Phil. 4:7) can break the worry habit and choose not to be anxious.

You have dreams and responsibilities that make up your life. Begin your journey of following and fulfilling your dreams and taking care of your responsibilities with one single step. Here's how to get started on a goal.

Moms, Grandmothers, Mentors … this monthly special devotional is a great tool for you to use to talk about God and His Word with your girl!

It’s a new school year, which can be fun for the first few weeks. But going to school can get old with day after day trudging off to the same classes, only to come home and do homework. I want to encourage you! The good habits and disciplines you develop during the next few years will lay the foundation for the rest of your life. Here’s my story and some back to school tips….

PARENTS: This devotion is written especially for you to share with your tween as a tool to talk about God and His Word.

“Dylan? Dylan! Dylan Douglas!” Mrs. Abrams, Dylan’s English teacher, called out. But Dylan was deep in thought. It wasn’t until Dylan’s friend Bart punched his arm that Dylan came back from the world of gaming.

Have you ever felt nervous…fidgety…on edge… cranky? And even though you didn’t want to act the way you were, you kept on stomping through your day, lashing out at everybody who crossed your path? Well, take heart! You’re not alone!

Moms and Grandmothers, today’s devotional is a tool for you to share with your tween girl to have a conversation about God & His Word.