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As I was coursing the aisles of Walmart a couple weeks ago with my kids, my son piped up and asked if we could get some granola bars. A simple request. But then he followed it up with a profound thought. He said: “But if I’m not going to get it, then I don’t want it.” There was a depth to the sweet, childlike comment. My spirit was touched and convicted. Can I approach God in the same way my son just approached me?

Despite mankind’s disobedience, God never stopped pursuing His people. Every moment of history leading up to the coming of Jesus pointed increasingly to our desperate need for a Savior. Then, in one glorious moment, Jesus restored all that had been lost.

Whether you are in a season that specifically requires rest or you’re looking to incorporate more biblical rest into your daily life, here are seven bible verses on rest that will encourage you on your journey.

The Bible has much to say about facing trials and challenges in life. These five scriptures have been of great encouragement to me personally and are a great place to get started when it comes to understanding God’s design for seasons of trial in our lives and allowing Him to work within us during challenges.

Our family is currently living in a season of change, challenge, and transition and, as a result, a season of growth. A few months ago, my husband took a chance and applied for his dream job. Within a few short weeks, he had landed the job, and we were uprooting our family to move from Florida to Alabama. It’s no secret that moving is stressful. In fact, it’s on the list of top five most stressful things a person can experience in life. As with any move, we had a few extenuat

Replace self-focused resolutions with good, godly goals. When we listen to the Holy Spirit and then follow Him every step of the way, we will begin to see true transformation in our lives.

All throughout scripture, time and time again we see God work through the humble obedience of those who love Him. The Christmas story bears several profound examples of this.

God invites us to a life of thankfulness that is rooted in knowing who He is rather than in the current state of our circumstances.

Our hope is greater than anything this world has to offer. Rather than hoping in anything that will come to pass here on earth, our hope remains in God's final promise to restore all things.

The armor of God bears within it deep and profound truths for the Christian life, and it all points back to the gospel.

Today I was reminded of why Jesus teaches us to pray: “Give us this day our daily bread.” My kids were asking to “do something fun” today, but the only thing I had planned was laundry. Amid my kids’ disappointment, I decided to practice slowing down and listening to the Still Small Voice (instead of my own emotions) for what was needed. In this moment of pause, I felt led to get out the Hotwheels tracks. Yes, God will lead us in such small things as this.