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The Foundation That Changed Our Lives. . . You know what helped Dick and me most? Even before Bible school? Watchman Nee's teaching: "Christ the Sum of All Spiritual Things."

You know what's funny? I've watched Christians for nearly 50 years trying to get closer to God. More prayer meetings, more Bible studies, more serving on committees. And the harder they try, the more worn out they look.

I'm teaching a Bible study on how to cast your burdens on the LORD while my husband has stage 4 cancer. Talk about being tested on what you teach.

Gratitude in a Whole New Light. . . Gratitude is about what God has done and is doing. "Thank You for carrying me through that. Thank You for that provision. Thank You for being there in that hard moment."

Not Head Knowledge—Heart Revelation. . . Paul didn't think his way to truth on Damascus road. Jesus revealed Himself in Paul (Galatians 1:15-16).

The Verse That Found Me. . . "Cast your burden on the LORD, and he will sustain you; he will never permit the righteous to be moved." (Psalm 55:22)

I've spent so many nights wide awake, with my heart racing and my mind going in circles, trying to solve things I just can't fix. Then God reminded me of this promise - Psalm 55:22.

This blog post will look into what soulish prayer is all about, how to spot it (with some real-life examples), and why it can be dangerous—even for believers of any age.

Become a Skilled Peace Maker. . . Leading Women Who Wound is such a practical guide for us in women's ministry when we're dealing with those tricky conflicts that pop up.

Sharing Your Story—With Christ in the Center. . . Melanie Newton shows us how to do just that!

I’ve got to level with you—I hate feeling weak. . . But the Lord has been showing me lately that those weak places aren’t something to hide or be ashamed of.

What if the Christian life isn't a long list of "try harder"—but Jesus simply living His life in you?

God's Love Changes Everything. . . In hatred, bitterness, everyday struggles—His love is victorious when we let the Spirit fill us.

I used to think a little worry was normal—even responsible. Like keeping an eye on things showed I cared. But one day, 2 Timothy 1:7 really got to me.:

Then the Lord drew me to that boat story: Jesus asleep in the chaos. And He invited me down to the bottom with Him.

Then the Lord whispered, “Child, leave it with Me. I see every tear.”

"The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing." Suddenly it wasn't poetry. It was Jesus, whispering, "I've got you."

I wondered, like so many do, “Lord, what can one ordinary believer do when everything solid seems to be giving way?” Then Psalm 11 settled deep in my spirit, and it’s been an anchor ever since.

Picture this: A massive crowd—five thousand men, plus women and kids—out in the middle of nowhere. Stomachs growling. Sun dipping low. The disciples freak out: "Jesus, send 'em home before they faint from hunger!"

I used to think pleasing God was mostly about getting everything right—good behavior, sound doctrine, going to church. But then Hebrews 11:6 stopped me cold.