Neglect can quietly take root in our lives. It shows up when we fail to care for ourselves, our relationships, or the responsibilities entrusted to us. At times, we may neglect our physical health, ignore emotional wounds, or allow distance to grow in our relationships. Yet, the most serious neglect

I am blessed to have many meaningful relationships in my life, and I seek to treasure each one. The more I grow in my relationship with Christ—the Savior and Living Gospel—the more my love for others deepens, and the richer all my relationships become. This makes perfect sense, because Jesus

As believers, we are on a sacred Lenten journey toward Jerusalem and the cross of Jesus. Along the way, we pause to reflect on the humanity of our Savior—never letting go of the eternal Truth that He is also holy and divine: the God-Man. As disciples of Christ, we are

Jesus desires to feed us with eternal life every single day. Scripture reminds us that the Father fed the Israelites with manna in the wilderness—and now, He feeds us through His Son. This is not physical nourishment, but spiritual sustenance. There is no way to partake in life with God

One of my favorite songs is, Because of Your Love by Paul Baloche. The chorus retells the salvation story like John 3:16 does in the Gospels: Because of your loveWe’re forgivenBecause of your loveOur hearts are cleanWe lift you upWith songs of freedomForever we’re changedBecause of your love! In Scripture,

I love celebrating the Lord, life, people, and special events! Years ago, I helped organize a worship opportunity called Celebration. It was a wonderful and meaningful time because we all knew we needed Jesus to lift our vision from ourselves. Even when we began in lament, we ended in celebration,