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God’s Nearness in the Hospital Room When Fear Presses In

Marie writes from a hospital bed about the moment fear pressed in and God drew near—not with explanations, but with the quiet promise that He was not yet finished.
Marie Grace, PhD -
Spiritual Growth

The Law of Sowing and Reaping: Mesha’s Terrible Harvest

A pagan king made a desperate sacrifice on the city wall, and Israel's winning army went home. What if the law of sowing and reaping is woven so deeply into creation that it operates even in enemy territory?
Joseph -
Spiritual Growth

Apostasy: Do Not Be Deceived and Stand Firm

Apostasy is a deliberate turning from truth once known. But believers are not defenseless: God anchors us in Scripture, discernment, the Spirit, the church, and the Gospel so we can stand firm.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

What Would You Give? The Beggar at the Gate

We pass the needy at stop lights and storefronts, but rarely at our church doors. Acts 3:3 turns the question inward: what would you give, and what have you already been given?
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Heaven: The Land of No Memory and Our Relationships

A believer wrestles honestly with Psalm 88 and the question of how relationships, marriage, and memory will be transformed in Heaven.
Rina Schultz -
In the News

From Religious Legalism to Humanism to Jesus

Bill Gray's testimony of learning, unlearning, and relearning — out of religious legalism, through the empty promises of humanism, and home to a living faith in Jesus Christ.
Bill Gray -
In the News

When the Worship Leader Is a Hypocrite: A Faith Crisis

An outside author recounts the morning he watched a wife-beater lead worship, and how his own silence forced him to confront the difference between a building and a living faith.
Joseph -
Devotion

Heaven Opened, and Stephen Told the Secret

When the pressure was crushing, God opened heaven and showed Stephen the risen Messiah. Stephen told what he saw and paid for it. That same Savior sees you, so tell the secret too.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Does Science Point to God? Faith, Reason, and the Evidence

A look at Dios, La Ciencia, Las Pruebas and the classical arguments for God — cosmological, teleological, ontological, and moral — alongside the scientific evidence that points toward a Creator.
Jaqueline Grandi -
Spiritual Growth

How Do You See the World? Reading the Bible Rightly

Prosperity podcasts promise breakthrough and healing, but do we read God's Word through our circumstances or as He intended? A reflection on trust, grace, and taking Jesus at His Word.
Rina Schultz -
In the News

Sleeping With the Enemy: The One Thing You Lack

We can live where our hearts feel right with God yet quietly house compromises we refuse to touch. This piece presses on the 'one thing' we keep avoiding and calls us to tear it down today.
I.M. Koen -
Devotion

Stephen Saw the Glory When the World Saw Only Death

We love to watch the wreckage, but Stephen looked past the rage to the risen Christ. If we keep our eyes on Jesus, our journey through this virus can bring God the same glory and honor.
Rich Holt -
News Portal

When the State Comes for Christian Families

This week's digest tracks government pressure on believers worldwide—jailed parents, banned procedures, and free-speech fights—alongside shifting polls on marriage, sexuality, and the value of religion in society.
Jeff Hilles -
In Process

What Is Truth? A Biblical Study of the Words of Jesus

The Greek word for truth, aletheia, means the unconcealed. This Biblical word study traces how Jesus embodies truth in John 14:6 and what it means to live in it.
Jaqueline Grandi -
Spiritual Growth

Why Christians Hate the P Word: Patience and Longsuffering

We have been discipled by speed, quietly assuming delay means denial and silence means abandonment. But Scripture paints a different picture. Biblical patience is spiritual endurance forged in fire.
I.M. Koen -
In the News

When Life Hits Hard: What Does Normal Mean After Loss?

After losing three loved ones in a matter of days, one believer wrestles with grief, the shadow of death, and the question of what 'normal' really means.
Rina Schultz -
Devotion

Praise Is the Ministry: How God Grows His Church

We searched for ways to grow a church and found endless lists. But God already showed us: praise Him from a redeemed heart, and let the Lord add to His church.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Courage Returned: When God Meets Us Beneath the Broom Tree

Encouragement is not flattery. Like Elijah beneath the broom tree, sometimes what we need is not applause but the mercy of God restoring courage to a weary soul.
Marie Grace, PhD -
In the News

Does God Still Do This? Numbers, Symbols, and Patterns

Forty days, three days, repeated wilderness years: these recurring Biblical numbers and symbols are not coincidence. They point to Christ and to how God restores us.
Rina Schultz -
Spiritual Growth

Who Were the Habiru? Tracing the Hebrews in the Amarna Letters

The Amarna letters describe an invading force called the Habiru overrunning Canaan in the 14th century BC. Were they the Biblical Hebrews of Joshua's conquest?
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Gladness and Simplicity of Heart at the Table

The early church broke bread daily with gladness and simplicity of heart. Our challenge is to carry that fellowship over, continuing daily in worship even when the doors are locked.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

The Most Powerful Two-Word Prayer in the Bible

Across Scripture the same two-word prayer rises from the desperate and the forgotten, and God answers every time. A look at why "remember me" still moves Heaven.
I.M. Koen -
Spiritual Growth

Timeless Biblical Values in Little House on the Prairie

A reflection on how Little House on the Prairie portrays faith, family, contentment, and forgiveness, illustrating a balanced way to live out biblical principles.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

All Things in Common: Let Change Begin Within

Acts 2 shows believers who held everything in common. Longing for that kind of church is good, but real change starts within. If you want things different, let it begin inside of you.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Does God Still Do This? Numbers, Symbols, and Metaphors

Rina Schultz follows the Bible - from Ezekiel and the wilderness to Christ's forty days - and finds patterns resolving into Jesus and the call to trust God.
Rina Schultz -
Spiritual Growth

When God Waits on Us: The Miracles That Wait on Our Obedience

A closer look at the Gospels reveals a pattern we often miss: many of Jesus' miracles waited on a human step of obedience before the wonder arrived.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

Let Your Meals and Fellowship Reflect His Family

The early church gathered daily in the Word and in prayer, and their fellowship became family. Let your meals carve out intentional focus on Christ, especially when it's your own family at the table.
Rich Holt -
Spiritual Growth

Knowing God as Abba Father: Grace Over Religion

Many believers know God as Judge and King but rarely as Father. The author shows why knowing Him as Abba is the foundation of grace and the cure for a faith trapped in works.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

Why the Devil’s Gifts Always Come With a Bill You Can’t Afford

The devil rarely tempts you toward obvious evil; he markets reasonable offers that quietly cost your peace. One believer's testimony on why the blessing of the Lord is the wealth worth waiting for.
Joseph -
In the News

Could God Put Aliens on Another Planet? A Biblical View

Scientists say life needs a perfect habitable zone, water, and a magnetic shield. But if God created the cosmos and still works miracles, He could place life anywhere He pleased—and recent UFO disclosures could only serve to confirm that.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Chosen as Jesus’ Representative: Your Ambassador Calling

God does not only redeem us; He appoints us. Scripture calls every believer a chosen priest and ambassador, sent to represent Jesus to a watching world and lead others into His light.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

When You’re Summarized, Let It Begin With Christ

Peter's many words became six: save yourself... When your life gets summarized, make sure the short version begins and ends with your relationship with the Lord.
Rich Holt -
News Portal

Revival Stirs While the Culture Wars Press In

From a federal lawsuit against WPATH and Hawley's call to probe Planned Parenthood to revival drawing 60,000 in the Netherlands and Spielberg's alien film, this week's headlines test discernment on every front.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Sleep Paralysis: When Fear Feels Like a Demon

Joseph woke frozen, certain a demon held him down. Years later he learned it was sleep paralysis, and what it taught him about fear, faith, and never being alone.
Joseph -
Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Infidelity: Israel’s Idolatry in the Promised Land

Israel entered the Promised Land charged to worship Yahweh alone, yet century after century it chased the fertility gods of Canaan. A sobering Old Testament look at idolatry, grace, and a God who keeps calling His people home.
Zack Duncan -
In the News

When Conscience Carries the Wound: Moral Injury and Grace

Moral injury is the ache of conscience that lingers when our actions collide with our deepest beliefs. Dr. Marie Grace names the wound honestly and points the crushed in spirit toward the God who draws near.
Marie Grace, PhD -
Spiritual Growth

Miracles That Teach Us to Trust God Through Every Storm

Four familiar miracles of Jesus were classrooms in faith. They show a patient Savior who calms storms, provides, and meets even our trembling, half-formed trust.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

His Word Needs No Updating in Ever-Changing Times

News updates are revised by the hour, never final. But God's Word comes from the Creator's unchanging wisdom, and it needs no updating. Lean on Him in these ever-changing times.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Disclosure Day or Deception Day? A Biblical Look at the UFO Film

Spielberg's new UFO film opens the same day the Pentagon releases declassified files, selling humanity a counterfeit gospel of cosmic enlightenment. A Biblical look at what it is really teaching.
Debra Hodges -
Spiritual Growth

Mephibosheth and Grace: A Dead Dog at the King’s Table

The story of Mephibosheth is a portrait of the gospel: a broken, crippled outcast invited to the king's table not for his worth, but because of a covenant he never made.
I.M. Koen -
In the News

When Reason Becomes a god: The Zizian Tragedy

The Zizians chased pure logic and ended in bloodshed. Their story is a sobering picture of what happens when reason becomes the highest authority and God is left out.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Does AI Kill Your Brain? The Cost of Outsourcing Thought

AI takes great notes and gives the right answers. But every task we hand off is one less rep for our brains. A short story on why productive struggle still matters - and why easy is never the same as good.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

He Kept, He Keeps, He Will Keep His Promise

Before you existed, God promised to call you to Himself, give you new life, and fill you with His Spirit. He kept that promise at Pentecost, and He keeps it still. Walk today by faith.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

The Great Commission: Will You Speak Where You Are?

The Great Commission was never a command to pack your bags. "Go" is a participle; "make disciples" is the charge. The real question is whether you will witness where you already stand.
Randy DeVaul -
Biblical Theology

Let Your Yes Be Yes: What Jesus Meant in Matthew 5

Jesus wasn't banning every oath in Matthew 5:34-37. He was confronting careless, deceptive vows—and calling us to be people whose simple yes already carries the weight of a promise.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Found in a Honduran Dump: God’s Heart for the Forgotten

A short-term missions team travels to a garbage dump outside Tegucigalpa to build a house for one family - and discovers up close that God has not forgotten the people the world steps over.
Zach O'Leary -
Devotion

Every Good Gift: Twenty-Five Years of Amazing Grace

After twenty-five years of marriage, a husband sees in his wife's daily forgiveness a living picture of God's grace. In Christ, the Lord has forgiven their sins and will one day welcome them into His throne room.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Tithing and Giving: Conviction or Coercion?

God is a giver, but He is not a slot machine. Rina Schultz separates Spirit-led generosity from prosperity-gospel manipulation, and keeps the gift of Jesus at the center of what it means to give.
Rina Schultz -
In the News

AI, Anthropic, and the End-Times Question of Control

A government order forced Anthropic to pull its most powerful AI worldwide days after launch. What does the rise of AI and AI agents mean through a Biblical, end-times lens? A sober look at control, pride, and our hope in Christ.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Why I Couldn’t Explain Jesus Away — And I Tried Hard

One honest attempt to face the questions about Jesus that don't dissolve under scrutiny — not as religion, but as a personal reckoning that wouldn't let go.
Joseph -
Devotion

Cut to the Heart: Knowing the Answer Before You Ask

Eve blew it. Judas blew it. Peter and Paul blew it. When sin's deceit leaves you asking "What shall I do?", the answer is settled before the question is ever spoken—keep returning and clinging to Jesus, who is always there.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Is Jesus Still Fully God and Fully Man in Heaven?

Did Jesus leave His humanity behind when He ascended? Scripture says no. The risen Christ reigns as fully God and fully man, the God-man forever—and time itself bends the question.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

Waiting on God or Avoiding the Next Step? An Honest Look

Not every delay is God's timing. One believer's honest reckoning with how fear can hide behind the language of faith, and why obedience so often comes before the clarity we keep waiting for.
Joseph -
In the News

Biblical Illiteracy: The Plague Sweeping the Land

A pastor once told me the Old Testament was "done away with." That conversation exposed the quiet plague threatening God's people in every generation: biblical illiteracy.
I.M. Koen -
Devotion

Like Your Father: Made in the Image of God

We all came from someone, and the resemblance runs deeper than family traits. Made in God's image, your worth never falls when you stumble. Run to the Father and let Him make you whole.
Rich Holt -
News Portal

Conviction Holds as Culture and Crisis Collide

This week: Southern Baptists advance an amendment limiting the pastorate to men and condemn assisted suicide, 160 churches fall in Sudan's war, an emergency summit confronts antisemitism, and Americans weigh AI's place in faith.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Created to Belong: Your Place in the Body of Christ

God designed every believer for connection. In the Body of Christ, you are adopted, gifted, and needed—placed with purpose to serve and strengthen others. You belong.
Randy DeVaul -
Spiritual Growth

Signs of the End Times: Is This the Final Generation?

Every generation has thought it was the last. Examine the signs of Christ's return, the rise of the Beast system, and why this generation may truly be different.
Debra Hodges -
In the News

Sacred Marriage: Ritual Sex in Babylon and Canaan

Herodotus and ancient cuneiform tablets describe "sacred marriage" rituals of ritual sex in Babylon and Canaan—pagan fertility rites meant to win the favor of the gods. Here's what the evidence shows.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

When the Things We Own Begin to Own Us Instead

God calls heaven His throne and earth His footstool, so no possession we buy is ever truly ours. When our things begin to own us, it is time to put His name back in the owner column where it belongs.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Does God Give Us the Desires of Our Heart? A Fresh Look

Psalm 37:4 says God gives us the desires of our heart. But what if it means He places His desires in us? A fresh look at hard sayings, the works of Jesus, and how we might do greater works today.
Klaus Meyer -
In the News

When Father’s Day Hurts: Finding God as Father

Father's Day holds quiet sorrow for many: absent fathers, lost fathers, empty nurseries. One woman's journey from dreading the day to finding God as the Father who never abandons His children.
Anne Hope -
Spiritual Growth

Led by the Spirit: How I Found Joy in My Deepest Pain

After years of grinding to follow the rules, a worship song stopped me cold and I met my spirit—the part of me that worships and finds joy in God even through devastating loss.
Rina Schultz -
Devotion

Both Lord and Christ: When Does Jesus Become Lord?

A shared conversion story reveals a quiet truth: Jesus can be many things in a life yet not be Lord over it. From Acts 2:36, we consider where on the journey one truly becomes a redeemed child of God.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

When You Feel Misunderstood, God Still Sees Your Heart

Feeling misunderstood and misjudged? When people question your intentions, God searches every heart and understands every desire. Here is quiet comfort for the weary woman who longs to be truly seen.
Ogo Cathern -
Spiritual Growth

Did God Kiss Adam? The Holy Intimacy of Genesis 2:7

Genesis 2:7 says God breathed life into Adam—no spoken word, but personal contact. More than CPR, it was divine intimacy that points straight to the breath of redemption in Christ.
I.M. Koen -
In the News

Jesus Is God: How His Miracles Reveal His Divine Nature

In the Gospels, Jesus commands death, creation, sin, and the spiritual realm. His miracles are not only acts of power but revelations that He is God Himself.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

Expect Your God to Do the Things That He Does

Peter explained the resurrection, ascension, and outpoured Spirit as exactly what God does. So why have we set our sights so low? He is not through—and that next step has you in mind. Seek Him, and refuse a lesser god of convenience.
Rich Holt -
Lighter Side

What the Bible Actually Says About Pride and Homosexuality

Scripture does not open with a rule about sex—it opens with a design. From Genesis to Romans to a single past-tense word in First Corinthians, the Bible's case is clear and consistent and offers hope for every sinner on the list.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Nothing Is Hidden from God: Fully Seen and Fully Loved

You don't have to hide your pain to be loved by God. He sees the struggle beneath the smile and the grief beneath the silence, and He still loves you fully, completely, without ever pulling away.
Ogo Cathern -
Spiritual Growth

Preventive Care for the Soul: Guard Your Peace from Fear

Rising conflict, disease, and bad news can leave your soul burdened with fear. Discover two Biblical practices—saturating your mind with God's Word and praying often—that guard your peace and keep your soul fit.
Jacqueline Dunamis -
Devotion

You Are His Witness: Believing the Resurrection

No firsthand account or tangible proof remains, yet God calls those convinced of the empty tomb His witnesses. Why do you believe, and what does that belief do to you?
Rich Holt -
Spiritual Growth

What Did Cain Say to Abel? The Warning Hidden in Genesis 4

The Bible never records what Cain said to Abel before the first murder. The silence turns our attention to the conversation that mattered more—God's warning that sin was crouching at the door, and ignored.
I.M. Koen -
Biblical Theology

When Faith Shifts From Trusting God to Trusting Outcomes

After three years of praying for my husband's healing, I lost confidence in prayer—until God showed me my faith had shifted from trusting Him to trusting outcomes.
Rina Schultz -
Biblical Theology

Fully Known by God When You Feel Misunderstood

There is a deep ache in feeling misunderstood. But before a word is on your tongue, God already knows. Comfort for every woman tired of explaining her pain.
Ogo Cathern -
Devotion

Looking for Someone Else: The Joy of Surrender

A film scene of repeated rejection opens a window into our spiritual walk. When our hopes pass us by, surrender to Christ becomes the path to contentment, joy, and victory.
Rich Holt -
News Portal

When Pride Pushes, the Church Pushes Back

This week: MLB and Sesame Street ignite Pride backlash, a detransitioner asks Congress to ban youth gender procedures, cartels and Iran's regime pressure Christians, and fresh data shows America's secular tide receding.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

The Ministry of Reconciliation: God’s Call to Every Believer

God's call is never just about us. It's about His mission to reconcile people to Himself, entrusting every believer as an ambassador in the sacred ministry of reconciliation.
Randy DeVaul -
Biblical Theology

You Matter to God: Finding Your Worth When Pain Lies

When pain whispers that you are insignificant, Luke 12:7 reminds you that God numbers every hair on your head. You matter to Him—not for what you produce, but because you are His.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

When Culture Shifts, Truth Remains

Empires, ideas, and values keep changing, yet the deepest human questions never do. Discover why a Biblical worldview anchors truth in the unchanging character of God.
Alexia Jons -
Devotion

Foreseen and Foretold: Why Death Could Not Hold Christ

A thousand years before the cross, David knew the Messiah would breathe His last — and rise. The departure had to be complete, for the resurrection was the whole point of the crucifixion.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Elijah in the Cave: When the Soul Goes Underground

The prophets of triumph rarely speak of the hour after victory, when the body gives way. In Elijah's cave, God arrives without spectacle: first bread, then water, then a voice quiet enough not to break us further.
Marie Grace, PhD -
Biblical Theology

Called by Name: When Pain Makes You Forget Who You Are

When betrayal, rejection, and pain make you forget who you are, Isaiah 43:1 answers with a deeply personal truth: God knows you by name, and you belong to Him.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

Did God Create the Universe? Science vs. Scripture

From the Big Bang to the multiverse, secular theories try to explain how the universe began. Only the biblical worldview explains why it exists and who brought it into being.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

When a Nation Spirals, Guard Your Own Heart

Israel turned to the sun, moon, and stars, and God gave them over to the ruin they chose. The more urgent question is the spiral of your own heart. Keep it turned toward God, and He will handle what comes next.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

God Sees You in the Silence: Comfort for Hurting Women

When pain goes quiet and no one seems to notice, it can feel as though no one sees you. But the God of Psalm 139 has searched and known you—in the silence, you are fully known and never alone.
Ogo Cathern -
Biblical Theology

Created for Relationship: Finding Your Identity in God

Scripture begins with a relational God who made us for fellowship, not performance. Discover how that truth reshapes prayer, worship, identity, and your daily walk with Him.
Randy DeVaul -
In the News

Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and the Flood of Genesis 6

Genesis 6 describes the sons of God, the daughters of humans, and the Nephilim. See how Second Temple Jews and the early Church Fathers read this strange passage about fallen angels, giants, and the Flood.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Speaking Freely: How Honest Are You About Jesus?

We use soft phrases to soften hard truths and dodge responsibility. Luke spoke freely about a still-buried David and a risen Jesus. How frank are you with yourself where He is concerned?
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Will My Troubles Ever End? Finding Hope in Jesus

Four decades after becoming a Christian, I'm still waiting for my troubles to end. Scripture never promised a trouble-free life—Solomon's prayer assumed hardship would come. But our hope in Jesus and eternity changes everything.
Rina Schultz -
Spiritual Growth

Miracles That Glorify God: Healing the Man Born Blind

In John 9, Jesus heals a man blind from birth—not because of anyone's sin, but so God's glory could be revealed. Discover how divine timing turns suffering into a stage for His power and an unmistakable testimony.
Randy DeVaul -
Spiritual Growth

The Unforgivable Sin:6 Bible Warnings About a Hardened Heart

Some Bible warnings feel too heavy to talk about. Can a heart grow so hard it no longer wants forgiveness? Explore six sobering passages on spiritual hardness—and the mercy reaching for anyone still listening.
Joseph -
Devotion

We Still Make Calves: The Idols Progress Cannot Cure

We no longer melt gold into calves, but we still bow to idols of our own making. No leap in progress has fixed the sin problem—it has only made it easier to distract our hearts instead of examine them.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

God Sees Your Secret Faithfulness Even When No One Does

When your faithfulness happens in secret—the whispered prayers, the hidden tears, the quiet obedience no one applauds—does it matter? Matthew 6:4 reminds us that God sees in secret, and nothing done in faith or love is ever wasted.
Ogo Cathern -
Biblical Theology

Why Jesus Performed Miracles: The Purpose Behind the Power

Jesus never performed miracles the same way twice. Behind every healing, every storm calmed, every life raised, there was always a purpose. Explore four reasons Jesus worked wonders—and the one many believers still miss today.
Randy DeVaul -
In the News

The Impact of Jesus Christ on History and Culture

Jesus Christ stands at the center of history. From fulfilled Old Testament prophecy to archaeology, art, music, and morality, the evidence converges to reveal Him as the promised Messiah and Lord of all creation.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

Raised and Set Apart: What Death Could Not Hold

Thousands of religions fill the world, but one claim sets Christianity apart: the grave could not hold Jesus. Because He rose, those who follow Him are remade to live a wholly different life.
Rich Holt -
News Portal

This Week in Christian News: AI, Abortion, Revival

From Pope Leo XIV's first AI encyclical and courtroom fights over gender ideology to Franklin Graham's record Belarus crusade and a fresh debate over Noah's Flood, this week's headlines trace a church pressed by culture yet on the move.
Jeff Hilles -
Lighter Side

Why did the female minister go to bed?

Scripture reserves the pastoral office for qualified men. Here's a gentle, verse-by-verse look at why and what the SBC's 2025 vote revealed about the debate.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Feeling Invisible? God’s Eyes Have Never Left You

Pain can make you feel invisible—in relationships, in crowded rooms, in silent grief. But Psalm 33:18 reminds your hurting heart that God's eyes have never left you. You are fully seen, deeply known, and lovingly held.
Ogo Cathern -
Spiritual Growth

When the Church Fails Wounded Women: Jesus at the Well

Many wounded women hide their pain in church, met with calls to just forgive instead of seeking justice. But Jesus never avoided the broken. He meets them at the well, restores their dignity, and bids them come and be free.
Ogo Cathern -
Devotion

Spring Cleaning for the Soul: What Hides in Your Heart

Spring cleaning forces a house to surrender all it hid through winter. The same is true of the heart, where we tuck away clutter until it feels reasonable. The work most needed is within.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

The God Who Sees Me: Hope for Every Broken Woman

There are wounds no one else can see. Drawing from Hagar's story in Genesis 16, this reflection reminds every hurting woman that her pain is not invisible to God—and that healing begins when she believes He still sees her.
Ogo Cathern -