Running from God might feel freeing—until it breaks you. This honest prayer is for anyone ready to stop hiding and finally come home.

In the midst of a generation that resists the truth, be a truth-teller. Speak with honesty and integrity, and honor Christ with the words of your lips just as John the Baptist and generations of faithful believers before you have done.

Discover the profound benefits of Biblical mentorship, which fosters unity in Christ, sharpens faith, and provides transformative clarity through God's Word. Explore how seeking guidance from a God-centered mentor can lead to spiritual breakthrough and fulfillment of your divine purpose.

If you examined your life right now, what season would you say you are currently experiencing? Are you in a dry season, waiting-for-something season, grinding season, tests-and-trials-at-nearly-every-turn season, or spiritual warfare season? The list could go on and on. Maybe you’re in a happy season, and all is well. Sometimes it’s difficult to recognizing the season of life we’re in, and it can be even more difficult to know how to live fully in Christ during it. In a natural sense, we know that seasons change. There’s winter, spring, summer, and fall. Just like the natural seasons change, so do the seasons in our lives. The Bible tells us in Ecclesiastes 3:1, “For everything there is a season.” It also tells us in Ecclesiastes 3:11, “[God] has made everything beautiful in its time.” The first step to flourishing in any spiritual season is recognizing which one you’re in. Here are six common seasons of life. Which one describes your life? Photo Credit: Unsplash

What did Jesus really mean when He told us to “turn the other cheek”?