Do you ever feel lonely—but what if the One who made you promises to be with you all the time? This kids’ article teaches that God will never leave you and offers fun ways to remember His loving presence and share it with others.

What does it really mean to be a woman of valor-and how can courage and grace shape a woman’s unique journey through family, service, and self‑discovery? Hannele Ottschofski invites women to embrace their own paths, finding worth not in perfection or recognition but in faithful service, personal growth, and equal partnership.

In this deeply personal reflection, Heather-Dawn Small shares her long journey through depression, grief, and healing, reminding readers that recovery often comes slowly and requires courage, support, and patience. Where can hope be found when joy feels distant—and how does God gently restore it over time?

We often know what healthy self-care looks like—yet choosing it can feel inconvenient, uncomfortable, or even unappealing. What if lasting motivation comes not from willpower alone, but from purpose, integrity, and trusting God to help us live out the changes we long to make?

Estrangement from adult children is one of the deepest heartaches for parents, especially in ministry, but even in this sorrow, God offers hope. How can we trust in God's unfailing love, hold space for reconciliation, and find peace while we wait for a lost child to return?

Loneliness and discouragement are familiar companions for many ministerial spouses, yet God’s unwavering love gently upholds us through every season. How can resting in faith, strengthening marriage, and remembering our calling help transform isolation into renewed joy and purpose?

Loneliness is a normal human experience, especially for ministry families who face frequent change and separation—but healthy friendships can transform isolation into belonging. How can we gently notice lonely moments, reach out with intention, and build life-giving friendships that bless both ourselves and others?

Surrounded by people yet aching with isolation, many pastors and ministry families quietly struggle with loneliness. What causes this hidden epidemic, how does it affect health and faith, and what practical, biblical steps can help restore connection and wholeness?