This past Lord's Day, we considered Paul's exhortation in Colossians 4:5–6 to "walk in wisdom toward outsiders" and to let our speech be "always gracious, seasoned with salt." While those commands apply to all of our relationships, they can be especially challenging when the outsiders closest to us are members of our own family. Many Christians have experienced the tension of seeking to honor Christ while navigating difficult relationships with unbelieving parents, children,

If you are a mother, you know that motherhood is one of God’s greatest callings, yet also one of life’s greatest challenges. The daily demands of caring for children, managing a home, and faithfully serving others can often leave mothers feeling weary, inadequate, or overwhelmed. Yet Scripture reminds us that God’s grace is sufficient for every season and every burden. In this helpful article from Ligonier Ministries, the author offers biblical encouragement for navigating th

Since May is Foster Care Awareness Month, the blog for the next 4 weeks will be devoted to Foster Care and helping believers understand how and why they should get involved in this ministry (Written by Emily Craig) I’m not sure what comes to mind when you hear, “foster care” - maybe it's an awful story you heard on the news. Maybe you automatically think that foster care is someone else’s calling but not yours. Maybe you think you are past the point in life to foster children