Faithful Writers

Forgiving yourself isn’t about minimizing your past—it’s about magnifying what Jesus did. God buried your guilt long ago; it’s time to stop digging it back up.

In a world obsessed with speed and success, the church calendar invites us to slow down and remember what’s already been done. These ancient rhythms re-teach our hurried hearts how to breathe.

God doesn’t stop speaking. Sometimes, our hearts just become too crowded to notice His voice.

When did foul language become normal? God calls us to something higher — to let every word we speak reflect His presence and truth.

God doesn’t always speak through thunder or lightning. Sometimes His voice shows up in the peace that calms your heart—or the unrest that won’t let you move forward.

We spend so much time worrying about missing God’s plan—but what if His plan is bigger than our mistakes?

Repentance isn’t about beating yourself up or saying a quick “sorry” to God. It’s about laying your burdens at His feet, grieving sin, and letting His love transform your life.

After years of uncertainty about tithing, God showed me the importance of giving faithfully. Here’s my story of obedience, provision, and what I learned the hard way.

Hurt can make you guarded, but God can make you gentle again. Discover how to let His Spirit soften your heart without losing your strength.

When someone is struggling, quoting Scripture isn’t enough. They need to see hope through your humanity, your love, and your willingness to shine even in the dark.

Many say nothing happens after you die — but the Bible reveals the truth about life after death and what awaits beyond this life.

God is literally outside of time. He is not bound by our past, present, or future. Every prayer is heard at exactly the right moment, for the right reason.

The cross started as a tool of terror but was transformed by Jesus into a symbol of God’s victory. Learn the history and meaning behind this powerful Christian symbol.

I was skeptical of modern miracles. But in a rented classroom, during an ordinary Bible study, I saw something I can’t explain away—and neither could anyone in the room.

From Genesis to the Resurrection, God’s plan consistently honors women, even when cultural practices and church traditions suggest otherwise. Discover the truth about His perspective

What if every ordinary moment—your commute, your morning coffee, your laundry folding—could become a meeting place with God? Hosting His presence daily isn’t about perfection but about awareness. It’s learning to invite Him into the simple, quiet spaces of life.

Before the fall, God walked with His creation in perfect harmony. To understand the promise of Heaven, we must first understand what was lost—and what God plans to restore.

Your failed business, missed promotion, or broken plan may not have been a dead end. Throughout Scripture and history, God has used failure to strip away false identity, build character, and open new doors to calling.

If you have been fed, you can feed. From Kay Arthur to John Piper, the baton of discipleship has been passed—who will you nourish in Jesus’ name?

When we choose gratitude, joy follows. Discover how a thankful mindset transforms our outlook and creates a life that glorifies God, even in hard times.

On my very first mission trip, I thought I was too inexperienced to be a target. I was wrong. What unfolded that night became a lesson I’ll never forget about spiritual warfare and God’s power

We don’t just build our identity — we absorb it. From culture, from past mistakes, from the names the world gives us. But when we forget who we are in Christ, the world is quick to remind us of false names. Here’s how to silence the noise and remember what’s most true.

David knew the math: the giant was bigger than him, but David plus God was bigger than the giant. Your battles aren’t won by size, but by perspective — because the giant is standing against God, not just you.

Dear Non-Christians: A Love Letter To You All — A heartfelt Christian message sharing God’s love, hope, and invitation to know Him personally.