When faced with closed doors or unanswered prayers, will you turn your back on God? A writer examines her heart and shares a real-life lesson.

How can one quell the anxiety within? Poet Madeline Chu-Ang points us to the Lord's presence and peace in her poem.

When the brokenness of life gets to us, we can grieve. And Jesus promises us two gifts amid our troubles.

When a loved one struggles with mental illness, we mourn with them. We can learn how to lament well by looking at Job and the Psalmists.

Christians can suffer from depression, too, but God's grace enables us to find acceptance, encouragement, and help amid this illness.

The LORD knows our tears and sees our brokenness; His empathy is for His children, as Madeline Chu-Ang expresses in this poem.

Singaporeans are known for their complaining, but is that compatible with a Christian identity? A writer explores why followers of Jesus should check their complaining spirit.

A writer learns the value of community and prayer as she copes with the stress of being the primary caregiver to her parents.

Madeline Chu-Ang's explores in her poem how God's delight in us fuels our living and being, even as we heal from shame and wrestle with guilt.

A writer examines his own journey of growing in his relationship with God, as he hears a young mother share how she imparts faith to her children.