It’s as simple as stopping what you’re doing for one second to say, “Lord, please give me peace.”

If you're looking for some practical ways to trust God with your mental health this year, try these tips.

If you’re ready to let go of what’s holding you back, try following these steps.

Wherever today finds you, let this prayer minister to you and encourage you to finish the year strong.

Here are some tips for maintaining spiritual and mental well-being as the year ends.

Each obstacle you’ve encountered has likely brought lessons that have shaped you, strengthened your character, enhanced your bank of wisdom, and deepened your resilience.

Professing gratitude is a form of worship that deepens our relationship with God. When we express gratitude through worship, we are reminded that God is good in every situation--the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Shifting our focus from what we lack to what we have can significantly reduce feelings of anxiety and depression.

What happens when we try to be thankful but we're also aware of the desire for more?

Practicing gratitude intentionally and consistently can enhance your mental health. Here are three simple ways to practice gratitude daily.

The next time you feel distanced from God, remind yourself of Romans 8:38 and encourage yourself in the Lord.

We know that this time of year can be difficult for some people. If you struggle during this time of year, here are three things we'd encourage you to do to focus on hope.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, reaching out for help is crucial. Many resources are available to provide immediate support and guidance.