A 21-day devotional, Look at the Sparrows, helps individuals overcome financial fear and anxiety by focusing on God's design for money and prioritizing Him as their ultimate treasure. The devotional, written by Taylor Standridge, Chad Clark, and Carolyn Kolupka, uses Jesus's Sermon on the Mount to guide readers in releasing their grip on worldly possessions and embracing God's true security and fulfillment. [... more]

Choosing relaxation over stress is not just a human idea, but God's idea. He wants to replace fears and frustrations with faith. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares five causes of unnecessary stress and five biblical solutions for choosing relaxation over stress, including gaining God's perspective on problems, living life in the present tense, taking a day off every week, spending time doing something enjoyable, and spending time with God each day. [... more]

Anger is a neutral emotion given by God for self-protection, but it can be a wild stallion that destroys relationships and lives. By being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, we can tame our anger and use it as a tool for good. The Bible provides a three-step process to manage anger, including being receptive listeners, thinking before speaking, and reflecting on our emotions to determine the right response. [... more]

Dr. Cliff Sims shares his book 'Surviving Spiritual Stress' which offers biblical solutions to overcoming life's stress factors, including disappointment, lust, fear, and bitterness. [... more]

True wisdom is cultivated by being peace loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy, and sincere without hypocrisy. It sows seeds of reconciliation, not retaliation, and takes the high road to bring about social restoration. By following the ways of Jesus, we can become peacemakers who reap a harvest of righteousness and justice, and bring hope and life to those around us. [... more]

When it comes to social restoration, believers in Christ have to watch their words, be aware of their words, and be careful about what they say and don't say, how they say it. They have to ask themselves if it's true, helpful, kind, and if they've truly listened before speaking or posting on social media. [... more]

Faith without action is like a body without breath, says James, as he explains that our behavior reveals what we truly believe. Social restoration demands that followers of Jesus put their faith into social action, a faith that works, and that we love others without expecting anything in return. [... more]