A weekend getaway, hitting “add to cart,” the perfect steak—joy, right? But when stress, disappointment, or heartbreak show up, those things just don’t go the distance. What if there was a joy that didn’t run out, no matter what life looks like? It’s possible—you just need to tap into the source.

Sadness can come in waves—big or small, expected or not. You can cry it out or shut it down.  Feel it fully or fake a smile. But here's some hope: sadness has a purpose, and God’s never far away. Even in hard times, he’s right there, offering healing and hope when you need it most.

"What if I fail? What if things don't work out? What if..." It's an anxious loop—a soundtrack of worry in your head. And it probably sounds familiar. But you don't have to carry the weight of your worries alone. God's ready and waiting for you to hand it all over and find peace in him.

If you're weary, running on empty, overwhelmed with life—don't rush past this opportunity for rest. You don't have to get your life together first. Jesus came gently and humbly so you could come to him and find peace. And that invitation is open on Christmas and always.

Jesus didn't come to leave the world the way it was. He came to change things—to disrupt the norm and make a better way. What if we let him do that in our lives, too? Whatever’s holding you back, he can break it down and rebuild something new, something better.

Sex. Just reading that word can make us squirm a little. It can bring up different thoughts and emotions—from curiosity and excitement to discomfort or even shame. But God's intention for sex was good and purposeful. How could his perspective strengthen your relationships?

Your wedding day was unforgettable. But since then, you’ve likely discovered that marriage is both rewarding and challenging. Every relationship takes work, and conflict is a natural part of the process. The Bible’s advice? Face the small issues together before they grow into bigger ones.

Dating doesn’t have to feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. There’s endless advice out there, but not all of it is helpful. Let’s look at what could make the whole process simpler—maybe you’ve been looking for help (and hope) in the wrong place.

The story of Daniel in the Bible reminds us that, even in uncertain times, we’re not alone—God is ultimately in control. Our role is to live thoughtfully and peacefully in every season, trusting that we’re part of something far greater than we could ever know.