Happy New Year

What if the best thing you could do in the new year isn’t adding something, but laying something down? These six burdens may be standing between you and the peace God wants for you.

Are you feeling alone as a Christian single this New Year’s? Here are six reminders to help you embrace joy, trust God’s blessings, and celebrate the season with hope.

Embrace the future by letting go of past heartaches, worries, and things you cannot change. That includes forgiving those who hurt you, realizing you cannot change other people, and accepting what things cannot be undone. List what caused hurts, worries, and problems; let each one go. Grief is a process, so accept that if you are grieving a loss, allow time to get through it, and pray for God’s help.

You may not want to battle the high traffic and difficult people out during New Year's Eve, so why not do both? Combine the quiet, contemplative act of reflection along with some fun party games, and make it the best New Year's party ever!

I am glad you are here! Maybe we can narrow down your recipe choices for your next Christmas get-together and find something that will work for all your precious people.

As we enter 2025, take a fresh look at your prayer life and uncover habits that may be holding you back from a deeper connection with Jesus.

Life can feel eternal, especially when thinking of a whole new year, but it really is a vapor. Life is too short to give fear, regret, bad habits, or anything outside of God's will a place for us this next year. Let's run towards this next season, free of anything that holds us down, and embrace newness and freedom. Cheers to the adventure of 2024!

Start the year with a grateful heart. This article highlights how to recognize God’s everyday blessings, find His faithfulness in hard seasons, and build simple habits that keep you grounded in gratitude all year long.

Want a 31-hour work week, move to Paris!

The new year has come, but it's never too late to make resolutions in those areas where you want to see improvement.

Marriage takes prayer, purpose, and perseverance. These five steps can help you and your spouse stay united and spiritually strong in the new year.

There are all kinds of goals that you can set together and as individuals, and now is the time to start thinking and planning before the new year hits. No matter what happens, don’t compare yourself to anyone else on the journey to your goal. It is your journey, and you will get there on your own time. If you are on track, great. If you aren’t, don’t worry; the journey is yours, and you will get there. More than anything, go for it and have fun!

Instead of making new year's resolutions each year, I sit down with God and ask "How will I grow more in love with you this year?"