If your Thanksgiving looks differently than you hoped, remember this: God's goodness has not left you.

Hope is a verb, demanding intention to cling to God when we cannot see the growth underneath the surface.

Like a prima ballerina, let's train our muscle memory. "Forget not" God’s sweet benefits even in pain, grief, and fear.

All the gifts in my life are because of God’s goodness, not my own. He is the gift-giver, goodness is at the core of who God is...

"Their rock is not as our Rock." Moses's song reminded his people to be faithful to The Rock who was different from all other gods.

It's been a battle releasing my grip on what I thought the good Christian life looked like, replacing it with God's definition of "good."

As followers of Christ, we aren’t sheltered from storms, but in them.

For every season (even those we don't want), God has a purpose, producing lasting good fruit. How can we trust Him with each season?

What do we do when our “night seasons” linger? When joy and morning's light seem impossibly far away, how can we persevere?

The hardest decade of our lives began in 2010, but I learned that God’s goodness shows itself in the bruises, not just blessings.

"Everything happens for a reason" is a terrible phrase. Read how rightly understanding our suffering brings true comfort in crisis.

Have there been times when you’re utterly weak and barely functioning? As a Christian, our weakness is a good thing. Here's why.

Dear friend who cannot bear the present sufferings, let God work in the darkness. He will never leave you or forsake you. Do not rush His...

If I trust in the goodness of the Gardener (God the Father) and abide in the True Vine (Jesus Christ), I can withstand the pruning.

Finding true rest is different than being resigned to our circumstances. Discover how to move from resignation to rest.

Like her precious star opal ring, Mom's brokenness reflected rare beauty. Grief and weakness motivated her to love wholeheartedly.

Find comfort and truth in these 5 book recommendations for the Christian who's suffering.

I don't remember the sermon that Easter Sunday...but one powerful song reminded that bitter girl in the wheelchair of HOPE.