Married since 1951, this devoted couple has spent over seven decades building a life rooted in love and commitment. Their simple yet powerful secret offers timeless wisdom on what it takes to make love last.
When we seek God and study His word, our needs are filled so we can love our people from a place of wholeness rather than emptiness. Instead of surviving the empty nest, we just might find ourselves thriving.
Believers can lean on God’s presence, promises, and peace through fear, pain, and uncertainty, offering heartfelt prayers to help navigate physical suffering with unwavering faith and hope.
What does it really mean to treat your body as a temple of the Holy Spirit? This article takes you through practical, biblical steps to honor God with your mind, heart, and habits.
During times of physical weakness, prayer becomes our lifeline to God. Here are 7 ways you might consider praying when your body is weak but your faith in God is strong.
You’re not weak for feeling worn out. From the silence of suffering to the raw prayers of Job and Jeremiah, here’s why God wants your real emotions, not your pretend strength.
We know that you now share things, process decisions, and talk issues through with your spouse first. We will always be here for you, but our goal is not to manipulate you or make you feel guilty for this.
Finding fulfillment and blessing in the years of “empty nesting” is not only possible, but it is God’s will. He is always calling us deeper and challenging us to trust in Him more.
God sees every sacrifice you make to care for your loved one, and he doesn’t expect you to sustain this role in your own limited strength. When you feel like you have nothing left to give, turning to God can give you the strength and hope you need.
As your child embarks on their journey into adulthood, navigating the complex emotions of pride, grief, and fear is a significant part of the parenting experience. Here are practical strategies to prepare your heart and foster open communication to embrace this new chapter with resilience and joy.
Is there a secret to happiness as you move into this season of life? Yes, but it may not be the one you think. There's a different way than the world’s way. If you want to be happy in a life-sustaining, love-infused way that carries you through death itself, here are five ways to focus on your true treasure.
It's never too late to overcome. To think and act differently. To see that dream become reality or overturn 50 years of regret. There are no time constructs or limits in God's Kingdom, so we need to stop believing the lies and focus on His truth. Beginning with the best one.
What you hear may be difficult to swallow. It may even feel like an attack. Your instinct may be to go into self-defense mode. Instead, take instruction from James 1:19 and be “Quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.”
Most adult children want their parents to know that they still love and value them, but they need some time and space to figure things out. Here are 7 more things adult children want their parents to know.
As always, it is extremely important that we respect the wishes of our adult children. If, however, we are not restricted in speech or action, consider these ideas for celebrating Easter with grandkids whose parents don’t go to church.
Terminally ill patients and older people often question whether they lived life well. In his last few days of life, facing terminal breast cancer, my late husband Jim asked, “Have I really lived the life God called me to live? Have I made a difference in people’s lives?” Within seconds an email popped up.
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