The next time we feel the words, “But that isn’t fair” itching to emerge, I want you to remember something - it wasn’t fair that Jesus had to suffer and die for our sins.

This entry is purely to share my joy.

We have given control over to God. I don’t sit on the throne of my own life; He does.

It’s a worthy endeavor to keep seeking God. In His time, He will reveal to us what we need to know.

As we walk in the footprints of Jesus, others can walk in ours.

Just because you are feeling exhausted doesn’t mean you have somehow missed God’s path for you.

God will always make a way. But let me ask you this: Don’t you want to be that person?

Our vital spiritual organs are protected by the Breastplate of Righteousness.

Take comfort in knowing no matter how lost you are, God is already looking for you - he’s probably already right in front of you.

2023 is a lot different than the B.C. times in many ways. But something we can take refuge in is knowing “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever” (Hebrews 13:8).

The Belt of Truth holds the breastplate close to us, and the sword by our side.

God could have anything. He could make himself a dwelling place unlike anything the world has seen. Instead, he chose the little shack that was my heart.

The story of Ruth and Naomi is an incredible example of how God blesses the faithful — not just those who are faithful to him, but faithful in relationships of all kinds.

It’s time to put on the armor of God. Check out the start to Erica’s series on the full set.

David’s greatest feat was in the waiting and struggle that came after he defeated the giant.

We want people to experience what it’s like to live life under the comforting, selfless gaze of a Good Shepherd.

Focus on stepping in the prints Jesus has left especially for you, and be ready when he sends people and opportunities your way.

In the latest episode of For Such a Time as This, Hadassah Chron Ministries writers Erica Harbison, Nikki Harbison, and Lexi Tucker discuss Easter memories and traditions.

God has given us so very much. Like the Israelites, we, too, have been freed from slavery - the slavery of sin. Who are we to complain in the face of such grace?

As we all continue to get older day by day, let us also strive to grow “…in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.”