We have to share the hope that Jesus brings in perilous times. Let’s do it together.
Each day of this devotional series, we will consider key moments in God’s glorious plan to redeem us. We will understand both the overarching story of God and the highlights of all He’s done for us in Christ.
It’s hard to know how to help someone who has experienced trauma. Here are seven practical and compassionate ways you can care for your loved one.
You don't have to suffer alone. Journey with us through this 3-part series on dealing with suffering.
How to respond to another blow to the body of Christ.
It can be hard to know how to be a friend when you’re needed most. There are practical ways to show your love and care to a friend who is grieving.
Jim Tucker chooses forgiveness after being shot by the gunman that also injured congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
Thanksgiving is no quick, easy fix, or recipe for skipping past our emotions. In fact, it’s the opposite. When your fists are balled, hold onto God who can take on any anxiety.
What do you do when tragedy reminds you of the fragile state of this world?
I don’t know how to respond as a white American Christian who is part of the majority culture. I can’t fully understand the pain or the depth of the wounds. But I’m still hurting.
Although this situation is darker, scarier, and bigger than we can wrap our minds or hearts around, we can make a difference.
Assassins brutally attacked Sara, Tomas, and their 2 young daughters while the family was sleeping. Read Sara’s true story of tested faith.
An African American man explains how he experiences the death of Mike Brown and other black men, and what we can all to do move toward healing.
Struggling to understand where God is during your struggle? Pause and consider what He’s able to do with your pain.
Most life-changing encounters with God usually involve deep emotional, physical or psychological pain.
How one woman learned to thank God in the midst of disappointment.
The first time I went to a counselor, she told me I was a sinner. That was the worst thing she could have said.
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