In the Beginning was God. It is a helpful reminder that God is God, We are not. Trust him.

We all follow something. Whose guiding principle are you following?

Caregiving can be very challenging, but if you know Jesus, then you are trusting in the one name under heaven and earth that can give you salvation. That reality changes everything.

Tim Challie’s manifesto after losing his son.

Only Christ Can Provide Rest to Our Tired and Weary Souls.

Dear Christian Caregiver: Are you storm-tossed, weary, and very nearly at the end of yourself? God has not forgotten you. Indeed, just the opposite is true.

My wife and I are 13 years into caring for our oldest son who has complex medical and special needs. It has not been an easy road. God has helped us through much. Here are 10 Ways for Fathers of Special Needs Kids to Love and Lead Their Families.

One of the most lifegiving ways to breathe fresh life into your prayer life is to pray Scripture. Here are 10 prayers from Psalm 119.

My Takeaways from J. I. Packer: An Evangelical Life by Leland Ryken

Four promises from Isaiah 41:10 for parents of children with special needs.

Here are several resources and some reflections for studying the Gospel of Mark.

Many people with limited cognitive capacity will never be able to understand the gospel. What does the Bible say about their eternal destiny?

My Takeaways from So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport.

We are excited to announce the start of our Living Letters!

Living Letters are our weekly E-Letter meant to inspire in living, caring, and trusting in Jesus.