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Trusting God · August 22, 2026
How to Get Closer to God
When God feels far away, your feelings do not have to have the final word. Discover practical, Scripture-shaped ways to turn toward God through honest prayer, His Word, obedience, worship, and Christian community.
Saying no does not make you selfish. Discover what Scripture says about responsibility, guilt, family, adult children, work, and loving people faithfully without carrying what God never asked you to carry.
When your mind keeps replaying conversations and worst-case scenarios, more thinking rarely brings peace. Discover a biblical path for naming fear, renewing your mind, and entrusting what only God can carry to Him.
The emotions you feel are real, but the story beneath them may not be true. Learn how to examine the conclusions shaping your identity and renew your mind with what God says is true.
Jesus and Boundaries: What Christian Women Can Learn From His Example
If saying no leaves you feeling guilty, Jesus offers a better pattern. Learn how biblical boundaries help you love people faithfully without allowing fear, pressure, or others’ approval to direct your life.
Why Scripture Calls Us to Speak Less in Moments of Conflict
When conflict makes you want to explain yourself one more time, Scripture offers a wiser path. Learn how fewer words, clear truth, and trust in God can help you respond without feeding an argument.
Tired of Being the Strong One? A Biblical Response to Emotional Exhaustion
Tired of carrying everyone else’s needs, expectations, and emotions? Discover a biblical response to emotional exhaustion and begin bringing the burdens God never asked you to carry back to Him.
Prayer is not a formula for controlling the outcome. Discover how honest requests, surrender, thanksgiving, and trust in God’s character shape a prayer life that remains faithful even when answers unfold differently than expected.