Most of us, when we’re facing a challenging situation – whether it’s a work situation, a health situation, or a financial situation – can be quite anxious. Our minds are filled with thoughts of worry and concern. Thankfully, God has a solution for our anxiety. It’s prayer.

We live in a culture where many people struggle with their emotional health. If you are tired of your emotional pain and wondering how to get healed, read to discover three ways to experience God's help and healing.

What if you could pray in such a way that it would allow God’s power and peace to invade your soul in the midst of the challenges you’re facing? The Apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, gives us a prayer model to help us.

When the unexpected is added to the challenges of the everyday, it can seem overwhelming. A cancer diagnosis … a job loss … a natural disaster. When circumstances seem out of our control, that’s when fear, anxiety, and worry can begin to consume us. So how can we find peace in the midst of it all?

As a pastor for over thirty years, I’ve found one thing that all Christians have in common is that we tend to struggle with prayer. Rarely have I met even mature Christian leaders who say that prayer is their strength. But, I think the question we should be asking is: What is prayer?

What do you put your hope in? Sometimes we don't know exactly what we put our hope in until that "thing" disappears. It might be a job, our health, or a relationship. So where do we find our real hope? In today's post we'll unpack how to find hope when life seems hopeless.

Truly, salvation is a gift that saves us from the deadly penalty of sin and replaces it with the promise of eternal life. Yet Jesus takes it even further. In John 10:10, He says, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” He longs for us to experience more than forgiveness.

Perhaps you’ve often wondered why God would even allow such people in your life. Many of us, in our heart of hearts, would rather God just “relocate” some of them. But what if the person we most want God to remove from our lives is actually the very person we need the most?

Restoring our brother or sister who has sinned must be done with the same love that Christ showed us. Remember, we serve the God of second chances. And third and fourth and fifth chances. We all experience “moral failure” at some point in this difficult life, and we all need forgiveness and restoration.

Does your prayer life feel stagnant? Are you experiencing the peace and power of Christ when you pray? For many Christians, prayer is a drudgery when it should be a delight. Understanding these five common misconceptions about prayer and how to correct them can transform your walk with Christ.