No matter what your position is in life, learn how your smallest areas of influence can matter the most.

Author and speaker Natasha Sistrunk Robinson wants every step she takes throughout her life to leave an imprint of truth and love.

Award-winning singer and songwriter Ellie Holcomb has a beautiful life. That beauty comes not just from the sweet moments, but the difficult seasons too. Ellie talks about how every aspect of her life, including her songwriting, is rooted in the truth of Scripture.

It’s easier to praise God when life is going the way we think it should. However, when the script we think we’ve written changes without our permission, suddenly we can feel left in the dark. How do we praise God in the dark, empty places?

Relational storms, just like physical ones, can be incredibly painful and messy.  So how can we move into true community with others  when experiences with these storms has taught us that it might not be safe?

As a young and busy mom, worship leader Christy Nockels had a realization that changed everything: She’d been living her life in the wrong order. Find out how Christy went from being controlled by her schedule to living and ministering from a heart of rest.

As human beings, we often have a narrow lens of understanding. We can often find ourselves to be near-sighted — we have no true concept of the big picture, like God does.

The psalmist David frequently experienced times of waiting, but the way he waited transformed him — and it can change you too.

The night that Jesus was born was dark. Injustice and oppression was still great, but the newborn King’s triumph was already secured. In a season of not-yet, his victory was now. So how can we learn to live in victory during our "not-yet" seasons of life?

Artist and author Ruth Chou Simons sees God’s hand in everything, from the details of creation to her own humbling mistakes.

Mental and emotional struggles are prevalent, even among followers of Jesus. Wycliffe counselor Karen DeGraaf shares practical ways we can care for ourselves and each other.

Forgiveness can be much like climbing a steep mountain path. What do we need to know as we begin the journey from wounded bitterness to breathtaking freedom?

Award-winning author Patricia Raybon discusses her journey of healing from racial trauma, navigating her daughter’s conversion to another religion and the joy of being part of God’s work to heal the world.

What does it look like to live in unity within the body of Christ? Join in as a few different women explain the challenges to unity in the church but why it’s ultimately worth pursuing.

God doesn't often do what we think he should. That's something Leslie Leyland Fields knows pretty well from personal experience. In her insightful interview, she talks about trusting and following a God who doesn't play by her rules.

What does it look like to receive grace upon grace? Paul presented a stunning picture of God’s layer-by-layer grace in Ephesians 1 containing truths and takeaways we should explore.

Why is Scripture so important to you? Join in as a few different women explain the significance of Scripture, their favorite verses and more.

Few of us like being talked at; we prefer conversations where we’re active participants. But how often do we talk at God, saying our piece, stringing words together out of mindless habit and never pausing to listen?

Prayer and brokenness have been entangled ever since Adam and Eve first sinned in the Garden of Eden. How can we learn to pray to God in the face of brokenness in the world and ourselves?

What does it look like to pray to God as his ambassador and to ask for something in Jesus' name? Explore what it looks like to engage in confident prayer and speak with God's authority!

When we treat prayer like a transaction — an exchange of our pious words for God's services — we can become convinced that God doesn't hear us or care about us. But what would it look like to treat our prayer lives as relational instead of transactional?

Choosing to engage with people or service opportunities isn't always easy. What does it look like to show up, even when we don't know what will happen?

People are made to worship, to be caught up and drawn in by something. What does it look like when we thirst after God and worship him?

Holiness can’t be attained by practice or force of will because it’s not about simply being good; it’s about being owned. Learn more about what it looks like to be owned by God and called to holiness.

An uncomfortable, fundamental reshaping of our hearts forces us to see beyond ourselves to the truth that life isn’t all about us. God calls his children out of the wild grasping and into the confidence of knowing we’re cradled securely in his arms.