To power up in prayer means you create space for God in your everyday life—not just when times are tough. It means looking to Him when you’re parenting, asking for help when you’re worn out, and seeking His Spirit in your home, work, and heart.
Young Margaret Wilson of Scotland lived and died for Jesus. Her martyrdom begs the question of how seriously we take faith and suffering for King Jesus.
Mary Slessor gave her life to selflessly serve the people of Nigeria in Jesus’ Name. Her powerful story is inspiring for us to serve the way He calls us on mission!
Monica the mother of St. Augustine compels us to look at sacrificial, ongoing, never-ceasing prayer. What might God do through us if we pray like she did?
Harriet Tubman’s life was marked by a deep, unwavering faith and fight for freedom. So what about us? Are we willing to courageously live our faith and fight for freedom, too?
March is the season of madness for college basketball fans, but this month is March MISSION Madness for Family Disciple Me. This month we’ll focus on people who lived crazy amazing lives for Jesus that inspire us to do the same!
In a world filled with we can’t, we could, we might, we ought, we should, I think that “we WILL” is an amazing approach to life. I am so thankful that we get to live this.
Ask any kid what their favorite part of Christmas is, and to a child, they’ll say presents! And we grown ups understand – because, let’s
When God challenged me to pray in a new way, I said yes to literally getting facedown and bringing their names before Him in intercessory prayer for 40 days.
We want to pray every day, all the time, continually – – – right? I know I do! Prayer is a priority to me. However,
