"How am I going to do this?" The thought rang through my mind as I stood washing dishes alone late at night. My husband was out of town, my kid was super sick, and I had a full plate at work. I was overwhelmed and immediately my thoughts when to the "what ifs." "What if my son gets super sick in the

Wow, Bekah. You're so strong! How are you holding it together? How do you keep going?  It's a series of questions I've received a lot over the last 5 years. My husband's chronic illness has  filled that time with surgeries, ICU stays, and a lot of really heavy moments. I had a few typical answers to

Christians say the funniest things. Well, it isn’t so much that the things we say are funny, it’s that we say them so much they begin to sound funny. Like when you say “Little Italy” seven times really fast. Go ahead. Say it. Out loud.  Just because “Little Italy” sounds funny when you say it over a

JORDAN FELIZ'S NEW ALBUM "FUTURE" WAS INSPIRED LARGELY BY HIS OWN BATTLE WITH ANXIETY. WHILE IN STUDIO JORDAN OPENED UP ABOUT WHAT BIBLE VERSE HAS GIVEN HIS SOME FREEDOM. > "There is actually one verse that has impacted the entire record and has impacted a lot of my anxiety and stress. > > EPHESIA

Joy here and if you asked me to list all the things I'm afraid of, I would probably ask to make a list of the things I'm NOT afraid of because that list would shorter! FEAR IS A HUGE ISSUE FOR ME. I worry and stress and get anxiety all because I am afraid of the future. But I know fear is not from

  UNEMPLOYMENT IS THE WORST. My dad has been looking for steady work for almost a year now, and my worry for my family has seemed to sky rocket. What will they do if he can’t find a good job? Will they lose their house? What are you doing God? The worries have piled on top of each other until t

Songs can teach us more than we expect. That's how we feel about "Cast My Cares" by Finding Favour. Blake Neesmith, lead singer of the band, wrote the lyrics as a reminder to himself after his first child was born. He was on the road with the band a lot and found he was stepping into the unknown. Th

When you sign up to be a dad, you're signing up for 18 years of intense stress and worrying.  Followed by slightly less stress and worrying . . . but still a lot of stress and worrying . . . until you die.  Goooooo parenting! lol!  A new survey found the top 10 things that new dads worry about most.