As I was praying over this next year of our time together, the one word the Lord continually pressed upon my heart was “peace.” I believe Go

It's that time again... time to share the stories we've read and wisdom we've gained in the last year. I continued my commitment to read...

This last year, my word was "undistracted" but it grew to something more, something which inspired these tulips to be placed by my front...

We’re recognizing and breaking the "Christmas story, okay got that" mentality. God's grace carries us to new understanding and reverence and

How often do you think about the Roman Empire?” It may have been a trend this year, but why did Luke include one man who is never featured i

Last Christmas, Will and I got to experience the story of The Polar Express retold through music and ice sculptures, but as we left, we knew

How can the fun but secular tradition of Elf on the Shelf remind us of the true gift of Christmas and help us live this out with others?

The leaves take their courageous leap to rest and we saw four loved ones within our circle do the same. Life's too short and too sacred to..

As The Good Day turns THREE (3 whole years, can you believe it?!), the biggest change is... there's a new face around here! Meet Will!

One of our biggest dilemmas: life pulls us in a million and one directions. How do overcome this trap of distraction?

What do we do when we feel evil has won? We need a safe haven - where can we go?

Roasting s'mores and experiencing spiritual triumph - what if there's more overlap than we initially considered?

What summer bucket list activity can provide us with fun memories and strengthen our faith at the same time?

"God, did I hear you incorrectly?" Have these or similar words entered your thoughts or mouth?

Could God really use my restless, sleepless night for my good, someone else's good and His glory? If so, how?

Do you find yourself wishing or praying? What's the difference? Is there a difference? Jennifer Wier is helping us sort through these.

What do we do when words hurt deeply? How can we use our tongue to prevent more pain?

When our why's becomes whines because our circumstances are anything but praiseworthy. There's a psalm for that!

We've likely heard of child-like faith but what does that look like and how can we apply it today?

Do you find yourself needing to feel God's love, to see tangible evidence He cares for you? Luke Helms reminds us of where we can look.