General Wellness

“Man of Sorrows, What a Name”by Philip Bliss “Man of Sorrows,” what a nameFor the Son of God, who cameRuined sinners to reclaim!Hallelujah! what a Savior! Bearing shame and scoffing rude,In my place condemned He stood—Sealed my pardon with His blood:Hallelujah! what a Savior! Guilty, vile and helpless, we,Spotless Lamb of God was He;Full atonement! […]

At the close of every year, I like to glance back through the year and take stock of what the year held, good and hard.  Some years we have big changes.  What changed for you?  Other years just seem to blend into each other with a lot of normal routines and only subtle changes.  What

GOD’S INDESCRIBABLE GIFT is Jesus Christ—All that our hearts have ever desired, every need we face, every truth we seek, and every blessing we long for is found in Jesus Christ. IN HIM we see all that God wants to reveal to us, we walk in all God has prepared for us, we experience all

Psalm 23:1 “The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.” (NIV) I have been thinking about whether I allow God to take care of my needs. This reflection has been sparked by conversations I recently had with my friends. Our focus has been on a passage in Psalm 23, specifically verse 1. I have been

No matter how many years pass on this earth before Christ returns mankind will never outgrow the truth that we were made to serve our God. In a world where the most common picture taken is a “Selfie” and people strive for individuality or independence over obedience and servitude, we find that something is missing

It can be overwhelming to know where to start on your journey to make some changes in your life. Especially if it feels like there is a lot that needs to change. Instead of looking at everything all at once (which is daunting), break it down into small, manageable steps. God sees the big picture

Parenting may be the hardest thing you ever do, and also one of the most important. It stretches our mind and emotions, and fills our hearts like none other. What is also true, is that some of us may find ourselves “losing it” with our children more often than we’d like to. This can be

It is common to feel trapped in the darkness of life. Depression, grief, and fear can feel heavy and dark. When life feels dark, it can feel daunting and hopeless. John 1:5 states, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it”. The light will always shine through the dark, and

As human beings, we do not enjoy discomfort. When a difficult emotion surfaces, many of us instinctually, but unknowingly, work very hard to avoid experiencing those unpleasant feelings. This can look like turning to TV, social media, eating, shopping, substances, or other unhealthy outlets to escape that feeling. We all do it. Unfortunately, this does

We make choices all the time and our thoughts guide our choices and our attitudes, perhaps even more than we realize.  These thoughts and beliefs affect our emotions and also our actions.  There is good reason why God tells us in His Word to take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ (2 Cor.