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- Learning to Pray as Jesus TaughtThe prayer Jesus gave His disciples is familiar to millions of Christians: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name…” Because its words are often memorized…
- Finding joy in ordinary momentsBusy motherhood can make a day feel like a collection of interruptions. Breakfast needs preparing, permission slips need signing, work must be finished,…
- What the Bible Says About Anxiety: Finding Peace in God’s WordAnxiety can make the future feel threatening, the present feel unmanageable, and even ordinary responsibilities seem overwhelming. Christians may know that God…
- The Art of Forgiveness: Healing Broken RelationshipsFew experiences are more painful than watching a cherished relationship fracture. A careless remark, a betrayal, a season of silence, or years of unresolved…
- When Faith Holds You Through the Valley of LossGrief entered my life quietly at first. My husband had been ill for months, and our home had gradually filled with medication bottles, whispered prayers, and…
- Raising godly children: lessons from a Columbia momRaising Godly Children: Lessons from a Columbia Mom begins with a simple truth: faith is usually formed in ordinary places. It grows around a kitchen table, in…
- Music and the Spirit: How Worship Songs Changed My HeartThere was a season when my faith felt quieter than usual. I still attended church, opened my Bible, and prayed when I could find the words, yet something…
- How A Small Group Bible Study Revealed My PurposeFor years, I assumed purpose would arrive as a dramatic calling. I imagined a clear sign, a perfect opportunity, or a moment when every uncertainty would…
- From addiction to redemption in ColumbiaFor years, Marcus carried two stories inside him. The first was visible in missed work, strained relationships, unpaid bills, and the restless promises he made…
- The Power of a Praying Spouse in a Growing MarriageMarriage has a way of revealing what is hidden. Love brings joy and companionship, yet it also exposes impatience, fear, selfishness, and old wounds. My spouse…
