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God’s words are powerful and true. And whether we realize it or not, it’s often in the busiest and most chaotic seasons that His words can get pushed aside. This Christmas, may God help us to fight against that tendency. May He help us to spend time in His presence daily, for that’s the very place we are filled and refreshed to live strong in a world that can sometimes be a struggle.

Are You on the Edge of Burnout? Pastor and podcaster Carey Nieuwhof has been there. Here he shares 11 important warning signs to look out for before you go over the cliff.

Here are 10 inspiring quotes to get you in the Christmas spirit...

As parents, we should not have to fear our children’s questions. Here are some great tips to help you handle the truth about Santa.

While the entire Bible stresses certainty and assurance, there's one section of Scripture that stakes out this theme as its central focus—the letter of 1 John

To help inspire a Christ-centered holiday, here are ten ways to refocus on Jesus this Christmas season.

Having a strategy for dealing with offensive behavior can shield our hearts from being taken captive by the spirit of offense and becoming bitter.

No matter what type of card or style of note you send, the most important part of your Christmas message may not necessarily be the great family photo, the nice gift enclosed, or even anything you have to say. It may be a Bible verse, from the Word that never changes.

Do you have trouble sleeping? Do you struggle finding rest? Do you dread nighttime because of the struggle—perhaps even because of a sense of agony that comes with trying to sleep? Here are 10 prayerful meditations to help you sleep peacefully.

Here are nine things to keep in mind when another Christian disappoints you.

Jesus is the fulfillment of Scripture, and the whole message of Christmas is wrapped up in Him, God’s greatest gift.

In the span of my generation, what sounded like an impossibility in The Book of the Revelation, today’s technology has made a reality.

A look into various biblical celebrations of thanks reminds us of many reasons to be thankful.

When we pray to God, asking for our children to be protected from Satan, we should remember that we aren’t praying to a distant, indifferent entity. No! We’re praying to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords! As you pray through the following scriptures, pray expectantly.

Too often we ignore the power of the Spirit given to us through Christ. Remember this is the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead! Each day we must look for the ways we resist the promptings of the everlasting Holy Spirit because rarely are we in a place of perfect obedience.