Although Jesus had one of the most packed schedules in his 33 years of life, the Son of God still knew where to draw his boundaries and make sure he was giving himself room to grieve and breathe, so that he could go bac
When we habitually remember the good, acknowledge that everyone around us is fully human, listen well to those with opposing viewpoints, maintain reasonable expectations, avoid blame or the need to be right, and allow o
Defining and enforcing boundaries doesn’t have to be scary or confusing. Much like our emotions, when boundaries are healthy, they give us important signals about how to protect ourselves and love people well.
This intimacy between God, Adam, and Eve provides evidence of God’s love and infuses human beings with immense value and worth.
No matter how good our cause, when our conversations are tinged even with a hint of superiority, exclusivity, or self-righteousness, we weaken our collective immune system and become vulnerable to the cancer of division
The Kingdom of truth, beauty, and goodness does not come by convincing people we are right at any cost or by cramming our truth down someone’s throat.
Whether you’ve been married for days or decades, these devotions from the newly released Love Notes for Couples will help strengthen and encourage your marriage.
If you find yourself feeling lonely this Valentine’s Day, don’t beat yourself up. The truth is, we are made for relationship, for companionship, for intimacy.
We often don’t know what to say or do, because no words or deeds will erase the pain or undo the loss.
Not life, but a good life, is to be chiefly valued. – Socrates
by Randy Alcorn, author of Giving Is the Good Life
Are you living the good life? If not, I know you wish you were.
