Since when we first become Christians, many of us wished and prayed for the day that our family members will come to know and receive Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Saviour.
Acts 16:31 "Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household"  Sometimes this promise seems a little far-fetched for us. 

These are chaotic and confusing times in our world and incredibly unstable economically. The only way we will live in peace and contentment financially is to live as ‘Kingdom people” in God’s financially economy.

If our revelation and understanding of Gods purpose and provision is not greater than our circumstances we will always be under the power of our circumstances.

Managing loss and grief is much easier said than done. Some may say that "time heals... and I should be ok".

Regardless of time, some of us are still grieving in one way or another... A familiar scene, music, food, event, etc may trigger that memory of our loved ones and friends, etc. When this happens, what can I do?

What happens to a person who’s been offended against by another in a deep and harmful way? We know that God’s children, we’re commanded to forgive our transgressors. Yet mustering the courage to forgive can be like walking on broken glass. It remains one of the hardest things to do!