In its enormity, loss can make us feel alone. However, the Bible is not silent about grief. In fact, it’s full of examples of God’s people searching for comfort and being met with God’s grace. We pray these verses about loss can be a reminder of God’s presence in your life, even and especially in difficult seasons.
This time of year, many men feel they’re running low— low on energy, focus, and sometimes even hope. If this sounds familiar, it may be time to seek spiritual rest, a tune-up even. If you’re feeling like your own “check engine light” has come on, here are four biblical truths to remind you of God’s grace for your life.
Anger tells us to deal with the world in absolutes and to act immediately. However, taking the time to understand our anger—and what else might be going on in our hearts—gives us the opportunity to admit our shortcomings and draw closer to God.
We can all think of some moment when we lost our temper and hurt someone we love. Thankfully, there is no new emotion under the sun, and the Bible has some wise advice for what to do with anger.
Delve into Ben Peterson’s story of overcoming childhood trauma and combat experiences, gaining insights on marriage and spiritual warfare.
Proverbs 18:21 underscores the immense impact our words can have, both on others and ourselves. As men striving to live in alignment with God’s will, we must be mindful of the words we speak and the narratives we embrace.
Discover how Walmart VP, Ron Acosta, overcame childhood challenges, offering insights on leadership, trauma recovery, and self-identity.
Learn from Zach Clinton how to build emotional and spiritual resilience and achieve a more meaningful relationship with God.
There are pivotal moments in life when we must choose between different paths, and our mindset plays a crucial role in determining our direction. Philippians 4:8 offers timeless wisdom, encouraging us to focus on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable to navigate life properly.
Psalm 107:2
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