7 Great Reasons to Do the Right Thing
I've never regretted doing the right thing, but I've often regretted not doing it. Here are 7 good reasons to do the right thing.
Christian Living Devotions
When We Face Something Scary, Let’s Be Brave Together
When we face something hard or frightening, God supplies his presence, his comfort, and the companionship of friends.
Tips to Pray When You Don’t Know How to Pray
How do we pray when we don't know how to pray? Here are four tips to make your prayers effective and empowered?
Do You Know How to Recognize These Two Ways the Holy Spirit Speaks to Us?
The Holy Spirit speaks to believers in many ways, but John 16 describes the most common. Do you know how to recognize His voice?
Three Daily Habits to Transform Your Life
Habits, good or bad, chart the course of our lives. Here are three spiritual habits that can transform our lives.
Are You Struggling to Believe the Bible? Here’s One More Reason You Can
Are you struggling to believe the Bible? Do you have to just accept it "by faith" or are there other reasons to believe? Here's one!
Is Life Really Meaningless, or Do We Owe King Solomon an Apology?
Is life an empty expression of selfish pleasure or is there deeper, more lasting meaning? How can we make our lives matter?
When You Can’t Pray Any More — 10 Reasons to Keep Praying
Sometimes we grow weary when we pray and pray and nothing seems to happen. Here are 10 reasons to keep praying when we want to quit.
Are You Experiencing These Surprising Symptoms of Sin Sickness?
Are you experiencing anxiety, depression, fear, physical illness, emotional turmoil, weakness? These can be symptoms of a serious condition.
Let’s Get Personal — An Exciting Update
What's the latest on Lori Hatcher and her speaking, writing, and teaching ministry? New books, new presentations, new fun!
Walking in the Shoes of a Sinful Woman
Have you ever known someone who knew everything about you . . . but loved you anyway? That was Jesus. Let me share my story.
The Antidote to Cure Our Complaining Heart
So often life circumstances go awry and we lapse into our default setting--complaining. What if there was another--a better--way to cope?