The enemy is the thief of peace in our relationships, but God’s Word gives us the first step to take in restoring peace.

Join me in giving thanks today for our good Father, who never changes, as is always loving, gracious, and kind.

There are things we can do every day and people in arm’s reach to be helped… but God specifically tells us to go out into the world.

Friends, until Jesus comes back to Earth, our Father will continue to see that His plans are carried out.

God pushes us out of our comfort zone to do some major work on our hearts.

May we increase and overflow with love for everyone, not just the people who look like us or think like us or act like us.

We get caught up in our mistakes and failures so easily, giving them a foothold in the mountain of doubt that threatens to take us out and discourage us. But You don’t look at our mistakes like we do.

Hold onto the hand that was nailed to the cross. That hand knows pain like none other. Our hope is in Him.

Prior to reading God's Word, here is a prayer we should pray.

As Christians, we can have peace in making plans for our today and our tomorrows.

Do you know someone wandering around his or her life, trying to make sense of it apart from Jesus?

Conflicts are fertile ground in which relationships can grow deeper.

Chill out. Trust God. Watch what he can do. He can do it a whole lot faster and a whole lot better than you can do it.

Father, we know our time on earth is but a few words in the cosmic story. Help us to use our time wisely.

The truth in Psalm 121 is that we do have someone who can help us get through the tough times.