Be Strong & Courageous in Body, Mind & Spirit: Care for the Mind
March 10th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
Caring for the body does not always quiet the mind.
Even when we rest, our thoughts can continue racing - replaying conversations, imagining what might go wrong, or revisiting things we wish had gone differently.
Many people carry storms in their minds.
Scripture reminds us that God meets us there, not with more noise or pressure, but with gentle presence.
When the mind f...
Be Strong Courageous in Body Mind Spirit: Care for the Body
March 3rd, 2026
For Your Heart Today
When we hear the words strong and courageous, we often imagine pushing through hardship, enduring pressure, or standing firm against challenges that come from the outside.
But there is another kind of courage.
It is the courage to live honestly within our own lives—within our bodies, minds, and spirits. The story of Elijah reminds us that even the most faithful servants of G...
Be Strong & Courageous in the Word: A Word That Lights Our Way
February 25th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
Life doesn’t always feel dark because of an obvious crisis or tragedy. Often, it’s darker in quieter ways—through uncertainty, competing voices, fatigue, and the pressure of decisions we’re afraid to get wrong. In those moments, we long for clarity and assurance, but Scripture reminds us that God’s Word rarely floodlights the future.
Instead, God’s Word is a lamp for our feet...
Be Strong Courageous in the Word: A Word That Reads Us
February 17th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
Many of us love the parts of Scripture that comfort and encourage—and God does use His Word that way. But Hebrews reminds us that God’s Word also reads us. It is alive and active, precise and penetrating, able to reach beneath the surface of what we present to others (and even to ourselves). Not to shame us—but to bring clarity, healing, and deeper trust. The goal isn’t exposu...
Be Strong Courageous in the Word: A Word We Can Trust
February 11th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
We are living in days when truth can feel slippery.
We are surrounded by information, yet clarity can feel harder to find. Voices grow louder. Opinions harden. And many of us quietly wonder: What can I truly trust?
Nearly two thousand years ago, the apostle Paul wrote to a young pastor named Timothy who was leading in difficult and confusing times. Paul did not deny the cha...
