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As an empty nester for five years, I was feeling very settled and had found my groove and new life. That is, until my son moved in ...

Seven years. It’s a fitting number. Biblically, it represents completion. However, the number four was what was on my mind when I ...

Women taking a smoke break lingered outside as we entered the parking lot in our shiny SUV’s. I wondered what they must have been ...

How do we love people well with whom we disagree? Exes who skip out on child support, a co-worker who betrays you, a friend who abandons ...

Just look around. It’s the state of our world and, at times, the state of our lives. Broken hearts, broken homes, broken relationships...

Heart? Head? These are often the two discerning filters that people use to make decisions – including life-changing ones. While some ...

She hung her head as we sat in the pew. Each week—for years—it was the same. When others rose to receive communion, she remained behind. As she sat alone, feelings of unworthiness settled deep within her until they defined her identity: an embarrassed, divorced mother. She—like so many of us—needed freedom from shame. And through an encounter with a stranger at a well, Jesus offers the answer.

Secret betrayals, custody disputes, escalating attorney bills, emotional roller coasters, broken families – the dream of happily ever ...

Sometimes it feels like a pit. And it’s often not an easy one to escape. Whether ushered in by unforeseen circumstances or the result of ...