It’s hard to experience God’s abundance when you’re struggling financially. Life is expensive, and even families with two incomes can find themselves in debt when personal tragedy, unexpected bills, or a sudden job loss drain their savings. How do you keep trusting the Lord when things just seem to keep getting worse? The Bible offers this counsel.

Do miracles still actually happen? The Bible is full of miracles. Jesus healed the sick and the blind and even raised Lazarus from the dead. The walls of Jericho fell with just a shout and a trumpet blast. When disciples praised God in prison, their chains fell off and the doors swung open. Christians wonder if that kind of thing still happens today or if God only moved so dramatically in the past. Here are some examples of miracles that show God is as active today as He was at creation.

No two Christians are alike. Naturally, these differences can lead to conflict in church. Like all struggles in life, God has given Christians answers to church-related conflicts – found in the Bible. Here are nine scripture-inspired things to consider when handling quarrels and clashes in your congregation.

Despite what popular media would have us believe, devout Christian celebrities do exist – and they’re making a splash in Hollywood. There are plenty of famous singers, actors, and entertainers who don’t hide their Christianity. Here are nine celebs who haven’t let their career get in the way of their faith.

Parents want to feel safe letting their kids use technology, and in a world littered with inappropriate content, it is important to keep a close eye on what kids are watching. When Netflix introduced its kids’ portal, the appeal to young audiences was evident.Simple for even really young kids to navigate and full of colorful characters, it made it easier than ever to hand kids the remote.

Turning your life around can be one of the most difficult yet rewarding things you can do. Change requires the humility to seek help and the desire to start each day fresh, even in the middle of whatever life throws your way. And that’s exactly what “The Turnaround” is all about.

Memorial Day signifies a lot of fun things: Remembering those who have given their lives for our country, the start of summer, and a three-day weekend. But with all the festivities comes crowds and of course, heat. If you’re not so keen on joining the scores of people at the beaches and lakefronts, here are five fun ways to beat the heat this Memorial Day:

Spring has sprung, and while cleaning the house is the normal protocol of the season, why not also take some inventory of your relationship with the one you love? If you feel that your relationship has become stale or you’ve been too busy to give it the time it deserves, try these five tips, and watch your relationship bloom.

Like many of the holidays we celebrate throughout the year, Saint Patrick’s Day is deeply rooted in Christianity. Traditionally an Irish holiday, Saint Patrick was actually a British Bishop who baptized thousands in Ireland. His good work is honored each year on March 17 all over the world. This year to help your family bring back some of the Christian emphasis to the holiday, here are some Irish prayers and blessings that you can say together on March 17 and throughout the rest of the year.

Though Lent is primarily observed in the Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Lutheran, Methodist, and Roman Catholic churches, it’s a season that all Christians can use to prepare their hearts for Easter. The season of Lent is rich with history and tradition. Here are some key points and some further reading that will help you live the season to its fullest.

Seeing pink and red in every store entryway, couple’s photos across social media, and other cute reminders of romance can be bittersweet for singles. It is easy to feel lonely and even a little jealous this time of year. If you’re single, watching a movie about love might be the last thing you want to do. But if you’re watching the right movie, it might be exactly what you need. Here’s why:

“Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself.” Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:34 (KJV) are both encouraging and a bit hard to swallow. The commandment “do not worry,” is easy to obey when life is going well, but difficult to process when it isn’t.

Whether you call it the greatest commandment or the Golden Rule, we all know the verse about loving your neighbor as yourself (Mark 12:31). Beyond Christian living and obeying Christ, following this commandment has another effect: spreading the gospel.

In one of the most real and heart-wrenching moments of the family movie, “Eternal Salvation,” Jonathan Wright hears of an old friend’s tragic death on the nightly news. The way he stares at the screen, a shell-shocked expression on his face, will be familiar to anyone who has experienced similar sudden loss. But the crux of this moment is that Jonathan’s friend died tragically after a blatant rejection of the gospel in a previous scene.

Christmas is a time of celebration for Christians around the world. Traditions, old and new, are a huge part of any celebration, and vary greatly in different countries. Here are 12 of our most favorite Christmas traditions from all over the globe:

Just because the weather’s getting colder doesn’t mean kids should stay indoors. The CDC recommends your little ones get at least 60 minutes of aerobic exercise a day, so for Christmas this year, here are some great gift ideas that will help your family stay active and healthy.