Rather than limiting ourselves to what we do or do not think God is going to do, why not simply step into the adventure of the unknown with an open heart, and see how He meets us there?

Sort of like one of those "What I Eat In A Day" posts you see from food bloggers, but with a twist.

True friendship is more about serving than being served—here's five ways we can serve each other well.

Two important truths I wish I would have known when this was me.

You'll want to hold onto these hidden treasures tucked between "Once Upon a Time" and "Happily Ever After."

We’re told we all have them, and we’re told to use them—but how can we use them if we don’t even know what they are?

It might surprise you, and it might be hard to believe. But chances are—99.9% of the time, it's true.

Use this to make the most of your trip to the city that never sleeps.

No matter what kind of read you're looking for, this list has something for you.

We all want to know our purpose.  We yearn to know that our lives count for something, and we long to discover just what that something is.  The question is how.  How do you know what your calling is?

To anyone who's ever felt the weight of the question "why" and the absence of its answer.

It’s all too easy to give fear the wheel, but when we do, it ends up driving us right into a life that’s much smaller than the one God intended for us to live.

Jesus doesn’t withhold His love until we make a change.  He loves us where we are, and His love itself provokes in us change.

When we choose to be intentional about pouring love and kindness into others, not only are we filling their heart-buckets, we are also enabling them to fill the heart-buckets of those around them.

According to Dr. John Gottman, a guy known in his career as a counselor for being able to predict with 98% accuracy whether a couple would divorce.

We all want to belong—we were created for it—and we all have a place.  But moving from observation to integration doesn’t happen by accident.  As lessons learned in building boxsleds would suggest, the best way to feel a part of something, is to invest a part of yourself in it.

Zooming out beyond the borders of those pretty little squares to share what goes into my time with God.

For anyone who’s ever felt small after scrolling social media, or like someone else’s success was a sucker punch in the gut.

Whatever your dreams may be, my prayer is that the new year brings you closer to them, and deeper into the heart of the God who gave them to you.  Here's some resources to help.

God has a purpose for you, and it’s just so possible that the impossible situation you’re facing today is actively shaping you into the person who can fulfill it.