Reset. When we think about making changes in life, January 1st feels like the perfect moment to start over. It’s the season of fresh goals: eating healthier, exercising more, becoming organized, and going to bedContinue reading

It was a starry night. Exhausted, Mary held the Child close—His small body rising and falling peacefully against her chest. The Savior of the world slept in her arms. He seemed so fragile. Her heartContinue reading

Ashes are rarely where we expect to find hope. Yet in Isaiah 61:3, we learn that not only is God capable of turning our ashes into beauty. He actually desires to do so. In biblicalContinue reading

Good time management is not only a valuable skill—it’s a necessity for survival. Recently, I watched a video of a young Princeton student listing all the extracurricular activities he pursued in high school. It wasContinue reading

This week, a Brazilian teenager and a zoo lion went viral after their tragic encounter. Gerson, who was struggling deeply with his mental health, climbed over the security barriers and entered the lion’s enclosure. ShockedContinue reading

Having an attitude of gratitude is one of the most underrated practices in life, if you ask me. The Bible has always encouraged us to live gratefully—and now, centuries later, science is simply confirming whatContinue reading

The gospel doesn’t discriminate. This is of the most important truths I learned about the gospel during my college years. However, sometimes we do—often without even realizing it. If salvation were meant for only oneContinue reading

If your finances have been on your mind lately, let me tell you—stumbling upon this devotional is not a coincidence. Good stewardship is a biblical principle that walks hand in hand with faith, discipline, andContinue reading

If I could relive one weekend from my adolescence, it would be the Oklahoma winter survival camp fail when I was sixteen. My brothers and I had signed up for a church youth camp inContinue reading