For those who “know their God” (Dan. 11:32), not even the most dreaded, drastic, or deathly occurrences can steal their hope and confidence in Him. Continue Reading …
Resources by Topic: Hope & Encouragement
Does it feel like all hope is lost? Take heart: the King is alive! Heaven rules. Continue Reading …
How do you abide in Christ? Dannah Gresh shares the simple discipline that will transform your spiritual walk. Continue Reading …
Are you in a season of intense suffering? Allow Joni Eareckson Tada and Colleen Chao to remind you that Heaven rules—even there. Continue Reading …
Your unconventional conference experience isn’t Plan B in God’s book. You’ve been on our hearts from the beginning! Continue Reading …
On a day Ami had long dreaded as a young widow, she realized she had nothing to fear. Continue Reading …
There were so many memories I had never unpacked because, after all, I was okay; I had not experienced what my siblings did. But I was not okay. Continue Reading …
When we frantically and unnecessarily gather for the future, it reveals our lack of trust in God’s faithfulness. Continue Reading …
God is the Father who never wants His daughter to doubt His love. Continue Reading …
When I think about the night my expectations were shattered, I can say with confidence that Jesus was and is the best, even when my emotions say the opposite. Continue Reading …
We feast in the presence of our enemies not by accident but by design, not for punishment but for blessing. Continue Reading …
God’s method of caring for Elijah can help bolster our discouragement and make us better encouragers of one another. Continue Reading …
When the world around us seems beyond repair and when the problems feel too big to solve, we tend to fall into one of two ditches. Continue Reading …
Evildoers and wickedness surround us on every side, but we don’t have to get discouraged or angry. Continue Reading …
You may not be recognized this weekend, friend, but we see you nurturing the faith of younger believers, fighting to protect the vulnerable, and caring for the kids who are in your sphere of influence Continue Reading …
Sometimes God will shake everything in our world to remind us that all we truly have is Him and that we are living for an eternal, unshakable kingdom that will never pass away. Continue Reading …
Today, Christians don’t just know God’s name, they know the name of His Son, the long-awaited Messiah, who entered into history and changed the world. Continue Reading …
As we toil in the shadow of the cross, we cling to the promise that when Christ returns He will wipe away every tear from [our] eyes. Continue Reading …
The name “True and Faithful Witness” reminds the Church that her Lord sees her and will testify about what He sees. Continue Reading …
If you identify with my struggle of constantly grappling with the voices of self-doubt and concern over what others are thinking, join me in walking out of that courtroom. Continue Reading …
A handful of almonds in the middle of the night is far better than allowing your soul to starve. Continue Reading …
God’s goodness draws us to celebrate. Why don’t we do it more? Continue Reading …
The Bible is chock-full of the word “delight” and it teaches that, like most of our emotions, delight is a two-edged sword. Continue Reading …
God doesn’t always part the water. Sometimes He makes it sweet. Continue Reading …
No matter who rejects you on this side of heaven, your relationship with Jesus is secure. Continue Reading …
When it comes to having influence in the lives of your grandkids, God is bigger than your geography. Continue Reading …
We walk in faith when we tether ourselves to what is still true of God right now. Continue Reading …
When challenges come, take steps to remind yourself your joy is in the Lord. Continue Reading …
Vaneetha had always pinned her hopes on people, answers, and resources. But then God reassured her that He was the one leading her, even if she didn’t have light to see the path on her own. Continue Reading …
None of us have the capacity to suffer well with hope and joy. But the secret to slowly growing into a hope-filled, joyful sufferer is shockingly simple. Continue Reading …