Our Father never forgets, always remembers, and always loves us. He has us on His mind.

When darkness surrounds us, it’s hard to see the light.

Even in the pain of broken relationships, God invites us to trust His goodness and surrender what we cannot control.

When someone hurts us, letting go of bitterness and choosing forgiveness can feel impossible, especially when there's no apology or resolution.

Let us remember that we are called to share how God’s steadfastness has carried us, to pray in every season, and to choose to be the light even when the darkness feels heavy around us.

Prayer is powerful and effective. It’s our first step in seeing change happen in our world.

Choosing to honor and remember those who have gone before us in the race of life provides us with examples that encourage us as we walk with Christ today.

God gave Luther a revelation, revealing to him the need for Christ’s light to dispel the darkness, but the Catholic Church didn’t agree with him and excommunicated him for his discovery.

Dare to believe that Jesus is with you in a deeper way than you may even realize at this moment.

Being a person of faith doesn't mean we never experience fear. It means fear doesn't get the final word.

His work of salvation and victory over every power of darkness is complete. We simply must believe, follow, and stand in his great love for us, waiting for the redemption already accomplished in Christ.

Why is it that bedtime is when we are most frequently plagued with anxiety?

Scripture encourages us to gird ourselves with the armor of God by putting on elements like faith, standing firm in the assurance of our salvation, praying, and wielding God’s Word.

We may not be able to stop every fearful thought from entering our minds, but we can choose how we respond when it does.

Tonight, do not carry your burden into sleep. Bring the day honestly before God.