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Choosing Faith
Everyday faith grows through small, steady choices. Learn how trusting God daily turns fear into courage and builds lasting peace.
Biblical Courage
What the Bible Really Says about Courage and Fearlessness If we’re honest, most of us would rather have courage without fear. We picture the kind of fearless people who charge
Stepping Out in Faith
How to Know When It’s Courage and When It’s Reckless If you’ve ever felt torn between waiting and moving, you’re not alone. Every believer faces that moment when the heart
When Faith and Doubt Collide
Finding Courage to Trust God Anyway Somewhere along the way, many of us learned that doubt is dangerous—that if we have questions, somehow our faith has failed. But what if
Faith Over Fear
Why Bold Faith Doesn’t Mean Living Without Fear We love the idea of bold faith as fearless faith—standing strong with no hesitation, unshaken by circumstances. But let’s be honest: fear
Everyday Faith: Moving from Sunday Faith to Bold Faith
Oh Sunday mornings, faith feels easy. The music swells, the sermon stirs your heart, and surrounded by believers, courage comes naturally. But then Monday arrives. The alarm clock buzzes, kids
5 Misconceptions About Bold Faith That Hold Us Back
When you hear the phrase bold faith, what comes to mind? For many of us, it’s a larger-than-life figure like Charlie Kirk standing in front of crowds, fearless and unshaken.
Why Quiet Trust Is the Foundation of Bold Faith
Why Quiet Trust Is the Foundation of Bold Faith When we hear the word bold, we often picture action: standing up, speaking out, running into danger with courage. But bold
What Does Bold Faith Really Mean?
Our hearts are broken. Charlie Kirk’s assassination has shaken many of us to the core. Charlie was more than a leader or a voice on a stage. He was a
Making Time for Yourself as a Mom Isn’t Selfish—It’s Sacred
Making time for yourself as a mom often feels like breaking some invisible rule. The laundry is endless. The toddler needs another snack. Someone always needs something. Rest feels indulgent—maybe
Overcoming Mom Guilt When You Feel Like You’re Failing
Overcoming mom guilt is one of the hardest spiritual and emotional battles mothers fight—and it’s one few people prepare you for. Your coffee’s cold. The laundry’s loud. And that little
Feeling forgotten by God?
The silence came like a thick fog. Lindsey Bell had prayed. She had wept. She had believed. And then the loss came again. Her fourth miscarriage left her devastated and