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The calendar turns, the culture starts chanting its annual liturgy, and the same familiar promises come back around: new year, new you. We draft our resolutions with serious faces and hopeful hearts—health, productivity, better habits, and fewer regrets. None of these things are evil in themselves. Some may even be wise and provide much benefit. But as followers of Jesus, let’s be honest: a year can be filled with impressive goals and still be spiritually hollow. Even empty.

The holiday season often arrives wrapped in lights, music, and well-meaning expectations. For many, though, December intensifies what is already heavy: the empty chair at the table, the silence after a conversation that will not happen again, the ache of a relationship that has changed or ended. Unlike many who take time off for vacation during the holidays, loneliness and grief do not take time off for Christmas. In fact, they often sharpen, intensify, and can become overwhe

Throughout every generation, people have struggled to answer the fundamental question about their identity…

If there's one certainty in our lives, it's that Jesus will always be true to His Word. Expecting Jesus to intervene in our lives...

Resting in Jesus The invitation to find rest in Jesus is one of the most beautiful and gracious gifts in all of Scripture. Our Lord's...

When Jesus calls us to follow Him, He isn't inviting us into a life of comfort or routine. Instead, He invites us into His mission—a...

September is National Suicide Awareness Month. We all know someone—perhaps not a stranger, but yourself or a family member—who has...

The Beauty of Simplicity in Our Spiritual Lives In the fast-paced environment of modern life, our spiritual journeys can easily become...