Midlife crisis. It sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? But as a pastor, I can tell you, it can hit even those dedicated to their faith. Questioning everything from your calling to your relationships, it can feel like you’re lost at sea. Yet, in the midst of this darkness, there’s hope. Join me as I explore how this experience can be a catalyst for rediscovering purpose and emerging stronger than ever before.

Hitting snooze on that alarm might feel tempting, but what if those precious morning minutes could set the tone for a more peaceful and purposeful day? Morning devotions, even as little as 5 minutes, can be a game-changer. Imagine starting your day with a moment of quiet reflection, prayer, or gratitude. This simple practice can quiet the mental chatter, connect you with your faith, and leave you feeling centered and ready to tackle whatever the day throws your way. Ready to give it a try? Let’s explore how to create a personalized morning ritual that works for you.

Born with medical challenges and limited vision, Travis explores how early life difficulties became teachers of resilience and faith. Despite facing darkness (both literal and metaphorical), church provided a haven of stability and a foundation of hope. This post delves into the power of finding light in darkness and the importance of community during challenging times.

As we celebrate our nation’s independence, let us remember the words of Jim Wallis: “You change society by changing the wind.” This powerful message reminds us that positive change is possible, and it begins with each of us. From engaging in respectful conversations to advocating for justice, we can all play a role in building a more united and equitable nation. Let’s recommit ourselves to the ideals of liberty and justice for all, and together, set a course towards a brighter future.