Life is full of decisions, challenges, and unexpected turns. In those moments, it is easy to be driven by fear, pressure, or emotion.

Many things happen because we, as believers, permit them to happen by not using the authority given to us in Jesus' name.

I learned to drive a stick-shift in Driver’s Ed class. Oh, the shuddering and sputtering that occurred when I missed the timing while shifting gears.

As I walk out my faith in this chaotic world, I have seen and experienced things that have changed me forever.

I recently heard a statement that really impacted me: "You have to do your way out of doubt."

It is easy to focus on our problems and overlook the many blessings God provides each day.

I often teach about the Holy Spirit and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Recently, however, I have been getting to know the Holy Spirit in a much deeper and more personal way.

I recently attended a Joyce Meyer women’s conference, and one verse that has stayed with me is Isaiah 45:3.

Have you ever struggled with guilt? I have, many times. Especially right after my husband went home to be with Jesus.

Many people search for confidence in their abilities, finances, relationships, or accomplishments.

One day, a man stopped at a gas station and asked the attendant to wash his windshield.

Jesus has prepared a table for you and me in the presence of our enemies. Let that sink in for just a minute.

I have heard many sermons about the fruit of the Spirit. I have read the scripture many times.

Most department stores have a section or a department with merchandise labeled "as is" or "slightly irregular."

Not long ago, I was on a trip to Tulsa, OK. I was there to speak at a women’s event.

The above scripture has meant a lot to me in the past three years. I have had many opportunities to worry.

What a wonder it is, that the Lord directs our hearts in love and leads us to the competence of Christ.

I recently heard a story about a guy who, at 54 years of age, entered the Milwaukee marathon. He had two goals: to finish the race and to do it in under 5 hours.

Peter boldly proclaimed that Jesus was crucified according to God's plan, but death could not hold Him.

Time management has always been a challenge for me, but I have discovered that there are practical answers and biblical principles that can help us make the most of our time.