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The first years of marriage are beautiful, holy, funny, and sometimes more stretching than newlyweds expect. This devotional is for couples who love each other deeply.

Faith: How Do We Know If Revival Is Real? 5 Biblical Tests for What's Happening in America in 2026 Executive Summary: As thousands gather for mass baptisms on American.

Common creative ministry mistakes happen when we prioritize the platform over the Presence, skill over the soul, and production over people.

"Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth." : 2 Timothy 2:15 (NIV).

Some mornings feel like walking into a watercolor painting where all the blues have bled together: the sky, the water, the edges of your worries blending into one.

You know that moment when the church service ends and everyone's hugging and making lunch plans, and you're quietly slipping out the side door? Yeah, me too.

"But solid food is for the mature, who by constant use have trained themselves to distinguish good from evil.

If your organization says “People matter here,” your first-time guest experience is where that promise gets tested. Not in the keynote. Not in the brand deck.

Between school runs, work deadlines, sports practices, and meal prep, finding time for faith can feel like trying to squeeze water from a stone. Your calendar is packed.

Between school drop-offs, work deadlines, soccer practice, and trying to squeeze in family dinner somewhere in the chaos, Memphis families are running on fumes.

Your calendar is full. Your inbox is overflowing. You've got meetings back-to-back, deadlines looming, and somewhere in the middle of it all, you're wondering: How do.

Category: Faith and Healing Spiritual healing is real, but it’s also easy to get discouraged when you’re praying, reading Scripture, trying to forgive.

Your phone buzzes. Another notification. Another distraction pulling you away from the quiet moment you desperately needed with God.

Your alarm goes off. Before your feet hit the floor, the mental checklist starts: pack lunches, find the missing soccer cleat, answer three emails, get everyone.

You know what nobody tells you when you step into church leadership? That the stuff that matters most is the stuff nobody sees.

You download the Bible app. You follow all the right Christian influencers. You've got a leather-bound journal and a color-coded devotional plan.

You've sat through another sermon illustration that fell flat. You've scrolled past another Christian social media post that made you yawn.

Let's be honest, navigating the digital world with kids feels like trying to build a sandcastle during high tide. Just when you think you've got things under control.

You know that feeling when your chest gets tight before Sunday service, or when you snap at your spouse over something small, or when you can't remember the last time.