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There are two reasons why God allows storms into our lives. When a storm comes, and storms come to everyone, you still must learn to rejoice in the midst of it. Don’t wait until everything is perfect to thank God! You’re in that storm for a reason.

Key Scriptures:

Mark 6:45-51; Matthew 14:22-33; Jonah 1:4; J...

When crisis hits, or a hard decision looms, our default setting is panic, self-reliance, or despair. We spin our wheels or let frustration spill onto others.

We see this raw human reaction in 1 Samuel 30. When David and his men found Ziklag burned and their families captured, his men talked about stoning him. But David chose a different way. Instead o...

Summertime is built for life on the water. Families fill the lakes, skiing, soaking up the sun, and enjoying nature. But in the middle of all that recreation, how often do we actually think about the anchor? It sits quietly at the bottom of the boat, hidden away. Yet without it, a boat stops being a safe haven and turns into a hazard.

An anchor remind...

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"This place is inspiring and helping so many people," John shared on site. "So many people, customers, come to the butcher shop, to the abattoir. They co...

The rain was lashing against the windowpane, blurring the world outside into a soft, grey smear. Inside the quiet living room, a single person sat in the dim light, clutching a cold cup of coffee. There was no big announcement of tragedy, no public display of grief, just the heavy, suffocating weight of a private sorrow that felt too large to carry alone. With throat t...