Do you have family members going through infertility? Are you nervous and unsure how the Christmas holidays will be? Today’s post is for family and friends wondering how to help infertile couples in their lives enjoy this Christmas.

This week of Advent is all about preparing – preparing to celebrate the Messiah who has come and who is coming! How are you preparing?

Do you do anything special to mark the beginning of your Christmas season? We look for the perfect Christmas tree. What do you look for in yours?

Have you ever wondered why some Christians celebrate Advent before Christmas? Why do they do it and what’s it all about? Journey with me this month as we explore this tradition.

Did you grow up in the church and in a Christian home, but have walked away from your faith and never looked back? Do you feel you are too far gone? Do you think God could never use you because of all the mistakes you’ve made?

I think today’s post, written by my truly beautiful friend, Kaila, will resonate with a lot of you! She is vulnerable and courageous with this post, and shares something I think a lot of us struggle with. Have you felt this way before: “I have had a tumultuous relationship with my body for as long as I can remember. For most of my life I have felt uncomfortable in my skin, in my body. ” If so, keep reading!

Emotions can powerfully connect you to God and others. They can do anything from set a tone in a room to help you push past obstacles and achieve great accomplishments. They’re what makes you feel alive! If they can do all of these things, then you should trust them right? Aren’t your emotions supposed to be what guides your decisions?

Buying Christmas presents can be overwhelming. There’s presents for family, friends, coworkers, sports teammates, kids, neighbours, charities, etc. Find out how to enjoy giving gifts this year without feeling worry and regret afterwards.

How have you been? I’m guessing you’re going to say busy. That’s the common theme I’m hearing from most people these days, as they look at me with weary eyes.

We appreciate the peace we can have because of the price our brave men and women have paid for our freedom. We understand war does immense damage and that soldiers more often than not are greatly affected by this. Today, we want to remind you that there’s always hope! Someone understands the price you’ve paid and how to heal your deeply marked wounds. Listen to the episode to find out more.