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These aren’t just recipes, they’re reminders of God’s love served on a plate. Discover five meals from Scripture that nourish body and soul.

Depression is more than sadness; it reshapes how we see ourselves and others. Read an honest, faith-minded look at the hardest parts of living with depression and how to find help and hope.

Sharp words cut deep, but they don’t have to control you. Here are seven biblical ways to stop their sting and fight back with grace.

Your kids spend most of their week in a place you can’t go, but God never leaves their side.

Don’t let this historic day pass you by. Here’s how you, your family, and your church can bring God back into the story through these five ways to commemorate Constitution Day.

These 8 upcoming movies offer more than clean content. They tell stories of courage, redemption, and the Gospel in ways that stir the heart and strengthen the soul.

From its promised blessing to its picture of Christ’s victory, Revelation matters for every believer.

Before the rush begins, open God’s Word and breathe in six truths that will anchor your day. His mercies are new, His light still shines, and His peace comes through discipline.

Migraines don’t have to control your life. Discover seven simple changes that can lower your chances of another painful attack.

Gay marriage isn’t going away—and Christians can’t afford to stay silent or confused. Pastor Roger Barrier lays out 8 truths straight from Scripture to help you stand firm in faith and show real love in today’s culture.

From the colors of autumn leaves to the flavors of the harvest, every detail reflects the Lord’s handiwork. Here are fresh ways to let the season turn your eyes toward Him.

With your child off to college, your heart might be learning how to let go. It’s okay to admit the transition is hard. These heartfelt prayers offer biblical comfort and real strength for this tender season of motherhood.

Some of the richest spiritual truths come not from sermons but from the quiet lives of faithful family. Here are 5 lessons worth saving and living.

Fathers are just as involved with their kids as mothers are. Parents are more apt to apologize for their mistakes. Yet children of a future generation may still adopt the model they saw in their house growing up. Some generations often used control and punishment as ways to curb bad behavior and reward good behavior—yelling and other forms of corporal punishment that may not be appropriate today were appropriate back then. Therefore, kids of younger generations have trouble understanding what it means to parent their child in a gentle way that allows them their own autonomy but still helps them become selfless, well-adjusted individuals.

Is your teen testing boundaries and pushing away? These five Scripture-based prayers offer wisdom, comfort, and clarity for Christian parents walking through this difficult season.