How to Choose a Bible Reading Plan Torchable | December 20, 2022 Whether you are a new Christian, exploring your faith, or have been a Christ follower for years chances are you may feel a bit lost about reading the Bible. We know the bible is full of infinite knowledge, guidance, and wisdom but it …
How Can Serving Others Benefit My Faith? Torchable | January 27, 2022 The service of others is a cornerstone of the Christian faith. After all, “For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45 If we are …
If you’re a Christ follower, you know prayer is a part of your walk with God. If you’re not a Christ follower we are happy you are here and hope you can catch a glimpse of how God wants to communicate with you through prayer.
In the shadows of a global pandemic, many families are spending more time together than they have in years. Stay at home orders, event capacities, and gathering restrictions have all led to homes being occupied far more than they have in the recent past.
If you are a parent with school-aged kids, virtual learning has become a term you are very very familiar with. In Spring 2020, the pandemic shook up all our lives in countless ways, leading most schools to close their doors for the rest of the school year and embrace this thing called “distance learning”.
We all know that everything changed in 2020. Now that we have opened the door to a new year, we are all as hopeful that this year will be better than the last.
Nothing says “holiday season” like Christmas music on the radio, meeting up with close friends and family, and eating all of your favorite foods (healthy eating is for January, right?). On the other hand, nothing says “holiday season” like arguing with your family about politics, maxing out your credit card to buy everyone the perfect gift, and feeling stretched so thin you think you might snap.
Narcissism is a word that gets thrown around pretty casually these days. But there’s a difference between someone who is a little vain and someone who is actually a narcissist. For those who actually struggle with narcissism, their issues go much deeper than outward appearances. In fact, someone with NPD (narcissist personality disorder) is often quite good at hiding their condition from the outside world.
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year’s theme is CureStigma. The stigma that surrounds mental illness often prevents people from seeking the help they need. Together, we can put a stop to the false assumptions and support those with mental health problems.
Finding a Counselor for the First Time Timothy Snyder | October 5, 2018 Outside of an occasional visit to our school’s guidance counselor, most of us don’t grow up seeing a therapist. When the time comes to find one, many aren’t sure where to even begin. Just recognizing that you need professional help is difficult …