For guidance, trust your inner compass, not the crowd-sourced GPS of social media. Your compass has your true north; social media has its own agenda. As a Christian author, I feel it’s my obligation… no, strike that… privilege to remind people of the story behind that freedom – a story that dared to believe it was “one Nation under God.”

Our lives aren't about achieving flawless performance. They are about learning to lean into the Conductor, trusting that His grace will not only cover our mistakes but will arrange them into a masterpiece. He doesn't just tolerate our out-of-tune moments; He redeems them, creating a symphony that is more beautiful and profound than we could ever compose on our own. If you want to develop good habits that will never need breaking, here are three I humbly suggest: laugh at your

Dedicate each day to the Lord the moment you arise from your bed. Ask Him for guidance, and He will gladly guide you. Trust Him completely, and watch as He makes your righteousness. Stay calm, and don’t let the prosperity of others bother you. You might be upset because you don’t think they deserve it, but remember that God measures value according to standards beyond the world’s. So, rest in the Lord; wait patiently for Him. Get honest with yourself and uncover the cause of

If we were to ask Mr. Webster, he would tell us that gratitude is "the quality of being thankful." But for followers of Christ, it is the very melody of our faith. It is a heartfelt recognition of the people, gifts, and quiet moments that God uses to bring joy and peace into our lives. Gratitude is not a single note of courtesy; it is the harmonious chord that should resonate through our entire existence.

To call something priceless is to recognize it as a cornerstone of our humanity. It is to understand that the things that truly sustain us—love, faith, peace, beauty, connection—operate on a plane far above the marketplace. They are the things we build our lives upon, the memories we return to for comfort, and the truths that guide us. They are not decorations for our life; they are the very architecture of our lives.

Here is a heavenly paradox: This "Amazing Grace" is not fully realized in our lives until we begin to give it away. It is a divine concept, designed to let God's love flow through His children to His children. It is a truth that must be embraced personally and shared universally.