Autumn & Thanksgiving

Let’s explore 5 key lessons on harvest and gratitude from Scripture. These lessons teach us how to reap the benefits of faithful living and how to remain thankful through all seasons of life.

Whether you find that it brings you utter joy or leaves you seeping in sorrow, do keep in mind that there is something about autumn’s warm glow and drastic changes that can trigger our emotions and fuel our thoughts.

As we see the leaves morph, change, and slowly drift to the ground, let’s use that beautiful unveiling to be a sweet calling to set our sights on the things above (Colossians 3:2).

Just as seasons are constantly changing, our life seasons will also change. We can embrace these changing seasons by focusing on God. Our life and situation might change, yet He will always stay the same.

Facing an incurable brain disease diagnosis, this article explores how to cultivate gratitude through faith and practical steps. Discover a spiritual framework to find appreciation even in life's most challenging moments, relying on God's presence and promises.

Holidays are often coined as the "most wonderful time of the year," however, oftentimes, for those grieving, holidays can be the hardest time of the year. Thanksgiving is a time when we should be feeling grateful, but instead, we may feel lonely if we just lost a spouse or are not up to celebrating if our loved one who made the holidays special is gone. Coming from someone who has experienced all seasons of grief, I've learned a few ways others can grieve through this Thanksgiving that won't make you miss them less but may bring a little more peace to your heart and home this holiday. Here are 6 ways you can work through grief this Thanksgiving.

With difficult family members, we may need God's help along the way. Here are six prayers to pray when family causes anxiety during the holidays.

Feeling pressure as a single Christian during the holidays? These 10 Christ-centered reminders will help you protect your peace, refocus your heart, and walk with joy through the season.

Being a couple is an awesome thing. You’re always there to help, support, and love each other. Still, we need to look around and see who else could use some help this Thanksgiving. Here are some ideas where you and your spouse can help others with your talents and gifts.

When someone pushes too hard or gets too personal, how can you speak with love and still stand firm? These faith-filled responses can help you do just that.

Scripture is filled with examples of how we can express gratitude to God.

From sitcom mischief to soul-warming meals, Jeremy Miller is dishing up more than just holiday recipes—he’s serving legacy, love, and grace on a plate.