! What do haircuts have to do with holiness? This whimsical account from the early days of marriage will describe how both our haircutting skills and our spiritual maturity are a work in progress. Whether or not you cut your spouse’s hair, I hope you smile (and take stock) of your own growt
Sometimes joy finds us, other times we have to be proactive and just "git after it," if you know what I mean.
Are you struggling under the weight of unforgiveness? Jesus’s example of forgiving those who sinned against us provides us a way to be free.
A Guest Post by Meredith Mills Greetings, Refresh readers! Unless you’ve been hiding in a bunker, you’ve at least heard the term “deconstruction.” Many, especially young people, are “deconstructing” their faith. Some come back stronger and some leave their faith forever. If you know someone who is d
Most Christian women want our husbands to be the spiritual leaders in our home, but we don’t know how to help them draw closer to God.
When you’re reading through the bible, you’ll encounter the Book of Leviticu. What are four glorious reasons to read this challenging book?
A grocery receipt mistake leads to a powerful reminder of God’s timing when a delay puts one woman in the right place to help a lost child.
Being broken before God leads to true healing. A powerful reflection on Proverbs 3:5–6, surrender, and how God makes our paths straight.
When you have to take a stand for what you believe is right, is there a wise and biblical way to do it? Consider these six steps.
For years, every time I saw my granddaughter Caroline, she gave me a gift. Although her brother usually beat her to my door on Fun Fridays at Gigi’s House, she was fast on his heels. The tiny girl, “no bigger than a squirrel,” as my husband says, greeted me with smiling eyes that sparkled with misch
Have we lost our holy awe of God? Let’s talk biblical reverence, the fear of the Lord, and how believers can reclaim wonder and worship.
Greetings, friends, Some of the most powerful sermons are preached without words. During a Sunday service at a small country church, an empty communion table and “invisible” flowers set the stage for a quiet but unforgettable act of worship. I’ve heard some of the best sermons preached in the most u
