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This post shares a 25-year military spouse’s personal journey from resentment to peace in her marriage and military life. It explores how bitterness damages relationships and faith, while offering 10 practical, faith-based steps to overcome it such as recognizing deceptive emotions, prioritizing self-care, managing expectations, and surrendering grudges to God. Through Scripture and real-life wisdom, it encourages military spouses to find purpose, gratitude, and healing in their unique calling.

This post tells a memorable story about a child sharing the gospel and uses it to highlight why believers should preach the gospel to themselves and their children daily. It explains the biblical foundation for sharing the good news regularly and offers five simple ways parents can weave gospel conversations into everyday life, from talking during discipline moments to using colors, stories, Bible reading, and everyday signs to point kids to Jesus.

This post reflects on the emotional and spiritual journey of releasing a son into adulthood as he leaves for college. The author compares letting go to allowing an eagle to soar, trusting that God will use both joys and hardships to shape her son’s faith and character. Though letting go is bittersweet, she rests in prayer, God’s sovereignty, and the belief that her son is ready to grow and fly on his own.

In a world filled with injustice, chaos, and pain, this reflection reminds us that life is not fair and that is actually the beauty of the Gospel. Our sin earns eternal separation from God, yet His grace offers us life through Jesus. As we face national tension and racial brokenness, we are called to check our own hearts, pursue reconciliation, speak up for others, and root our hope in the mercy of Christ.

A hands on activity that lets kids act out the story of Abraham and Isaac from the Jesus Storybook Bible. Children build the altar, role play the sacrifice, and learn how God provides exactly what we need. The lesson points to Jesus as the real gift God gave to rescue us.

A reflective look at Exodus 32 showing how quickly we forget Gods faithfulness and try to take control when we are tired of waiting. Just like the Israelites who made the golden calf, we often replace trust in God with self reliance. The post encourages readers to stay in the waiting room and let the Great Physician work instead of grabbing the scalpel ourselves.