Your kids are always watching—even when you don't realize it. Could the way you handle conflict, criticism, or communication be unintentionally teaching them how to destroy relationships? Discover six subtle habits that may be shaping your child’s future more than you think—and how to model something better.

Your body’s tired, but your mind won’t stop racing—and rest feels impossible. If you’ve ever laid awake replaying conversations, worrying about tomorrow, or just feeling stuck in your own head, you’re not alone. In this blog, we explore why true rest is more than sleep—and how finding peace starts with your relationship with yourself, God, and others. Ask ChatGPT

Staying close when miles apart isn't easy—especially in the summer. Whether it's a college friend or your significant other, distance can stretch your connection thin. But it doesn't have to. This guide offers practical, meaningful ways to stay connected, deepen your relationship, and make this summer count—even from afar.

Do you constantly say yes to avoid letting people down? If the thought of disappointing others fills you with guilt or anxiety, you’re not alone. This post unpacks the fear of people-pleasing, how it subtly takes over our lives, and what Scripture says about living for God’s approval—not everyone else's.

How Do I Know If It’s God’s Will or Just What I Want? Is that job offer, relationship, or big move from God—or just your own desire? Discerning God’s timing and will can feel confusing, especially when your dreams are involved. In this post, we explore practical ways to listen for His voice, check your motives, and move forward with peace—even in the unknown.

What if the very thing holding you back from experiencing deep, wholehearted love… isn’t what you think it is? In this powerful and honest post, we explore how unforgiveness quietly traps us in the past, keeping us stuck in cycles of pain, bitterness, and broken trust. Through a relatable story of heartbreak, biblical wisdom, and gentle encouragement, you’ll be invited to examine the wounds you’re carrying—and discover how forgiveness isn’t about letting others off the hook, but about setting yourself free. It’s time to stop looking back and start stepping into the love and freedom God has for you.

“Have you asked him about his history with pornography?” It’s a question most of us don’t know how to ask—but in today’s dating world, it’s too important to ignore. This blog offers a practical, grace-filled framework to help you approach the conversation with courage, curiosity, and compassion—so you can pursue honesty, health, and hope in your relationships.

“Do we have to be financially stable before we get married?” It’s one of the most common questions we hear from couples—and the truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. In this honest and practical post, Dr. Chris Grace shares what really matters more than a padded bank account: a plan, a support system, and a deep commitment to face the future together. Whether you're weighing wisdom or just wondering if love can survive on a student budget and a returned grill, this one's for you.

Post-grad life comes with unexpected shifts—especially when it comes to friendships. What once felt effortless now requires intentionality, grace, and growth. In this honest reflection, Tatum Munivez shares what she's learning about navigating change, staying connected, and building Christ-centered friendships that last—even when life looks completely different. If you're in a season of transition, this one’s for you.

In this blog, Tatum Munivez explores the difficult realization that someone you care deeply for may not be reciprocating that care. Through eight key signs — like boundary violations, emotional manipulation, lack of support, and withheld affection — she guides readers to recognize unhealthy relationship patterns. Rather than stirring drama, the goal is to protect your peace and make room for life-giving connections that reflect God’s heart. Tatum reminds us that we are worthy of love that’s mutual, honoring, and safe — and sometimes the most loving thing we can do is to let go.