We all want the best marriage we can have, right? In Married For God: Making Your Marriage the Best it Can Be , Christopher Ash reminds us of the purpose of marriage, and contrary to what the world or our emotions tell us, it's not for our satisfaction. Not something you'll common hear. But laying the foundation on the goals and purposes of God, will lead us toward joy and hope filled relationships. Married For God: Making Your Marriage the Best it Can Be | Book Review Conte

There are moments when I’ve wondered whether I’m just a little too much—or a little too different—for the people around me. Whether it’s the things I love, the way I think, or how I process the world, I’ve felt the fear of being misunderstood. But what if being fully known didn’t lead to rejection, but to love? Tim Keller captures this tension beautifully: “To be loved but not known is comforting but superficial. To be known and not loved is our greatest fear. But to be fully

"A man who loves the world grows, little by little, to be a stranger to God and Christ. We cannot simultaneously have our eyes on both heaven and earth. Suppose we are between two men or two mountains; the nearer we draw to one, the further we go from the other." On a trip to Zambia, to see the majestic Victoria Falls, we also had the opportunity to visit the Chobe National Park in Botswana. Leaving from Livinstone by bus, we traveled across the Kazungula bridge to enter Bots

I’m always on the lookout for solid Bible study resources. Whether I’m teaching my kids, writing for the blog, or leading a Bible study, understanding the context of a passage—its audience, themes, and place within the book—is essential. The right resources make it possible to grasp God’s Word fully so we can apply it faithfully to our lives. Too often, though, we study in a rush or in isolation, which can leave us feeling stuck. When I find something genuinely helpful, I lov

As a woman who loves the Lord and genuinely delights in serving His people, I often find myself longing for clarity about how my gifts fit within the life of the church. A Place For You: Reframing Christian Womanhood by Kendra Dahl was a welcome encouragement. Her thoughtful, biblically grounded reflections helped me see my place—and the places of the women around me—with fresh gratitude and courage. So, let's dig into the details! What Is Biblical Womanhood? A Review of A P

Discover God’s faithfulness in the story of Ruth. A Bible study review on finding grace, hope, and redemption in life’s unexpected seasons.

This month’s roundup features books that inspire faith, stir a love for God’s Word, and offer stories full of hope, courage, and heart. Whether nonfiction or fiction, each one invites you to reflect, rest, and be encouraged.

In 1, 2, 3 John For You, Sam Allberry offers a warm, verse-by-verse look at John’s letters, helping believers find assurance of faith and grow in love and obedience. This accessible commentary blends biblical insight with practical application for everyday life.

Most of us who serve in the church know the quiet struggle: juggling endless tasks, preparing lessons, making decisions, and sometimes...

Whether Bible reading feels like a brand-new, daunting task, or whether it’s become a familiar habit, Before You Open Your Bible  was a...

Summer always feels like a chance to slow down, even if just a little. The longer days, the warmer evenings—they invite us to linger, to...

When was the last time you sat still—without an agenda—simply to be with God? Even our Bible reading and prayers, as important as they...

What does it really mean to keep your heart aflame for God? In A Heart Aflame for God , Matthew Bingham takes us back to the Puritans—a...

If you’ve ever wrestled with whether Christians should read stories with magic, you’re not alone. From The Chronicles of Narnia  to Harry...

We live in a culture that rewards performance, praises productivity, and often ties our worth to our success. For many of us—especially...

There are times when I’ve wondered whether I’m just a little too much—or a little too different—for the people around me. Whether it's...

It’s been a little while since I’ve shared what’s been on my shelf—life has been full lately! But I’ve gathered a handful of favourites...

What is love? There’s the love you have for your family, your friends. You might love your work, a hobby you enjoy, the pets you care...

The language of trauma has become increasingly mainstream. In my own professional development in nursing, I’ve noticed a growing emphasis...

There comes a moment when we reflect on what it truly means to make disciples—on Jesus’ Great Commission to His followers. We ask...