Living through a divorce and her father’s illness, Phnesha Marchette took a walk on the beach and asked God for peace. The answer she got made her laugh. It also changed her life.
The Grammy and Dove Award winner on her favorite place to pray, her go-to Bible verses and a secret talent you likely didn’t know she had.
The purchase of a clay angel was her first step toward sobriety.
Here’s one simple practice that will open your eyes to God’s grace and the magical moments all around you.
Find more gratitude in your life by praying these three Biblical prayers.
Your kids deserve the best and most powerful prayers to guide and protect them. Here’s one particular word that will help.
Three tips for handling a new job, a layoff, a new child, an empty nest, a difficult illness and more
Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, a wedding, an anniversary—here’s the most meaningful present of all.
Welcoming the hope of a new season
It’s not always easy to reach out to someone in need, but when we do, we change the world.
By sharing stories with each other, we travel new paths that lead us home.
The demands of life can deplete us, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
These winged messengers brought heavenly signs from above.
In these intense dreams, a shadowy specter relayed messages that prompted her to take action.
During two separate childhood incidents, a mysterious, heaven-sent angel appeared to save her life.
Delving into God’s Word regularly will give you a brand new perspective.
Discover how reading the Bible energizes your faith and helps you reach your goals.
These encouraging devotionals will warm your soul through this season’s cold weather and uncertain times.
Her son was struggling with alcohol addiction; the message reminded her that he was in God’s hands.
In a historic African-American community in Memphis, contractor Dwayne Jones works to improve the lives of others
It wasn’t rocket science. It was parenting. That was the problem…
She lost her job and her medical insurance and her husband wasn’t working. But she realized that one thing could not be taken from her: her faith.
