Words of Self-Improvement

Maintaining good habits is like committing to good or bad behavior. This devotional explains the importance and result of creating repeated habits.

A reminder that God doesn't separate Himself from us, but rather we from Him.

We all have plans, but then there is our destiny. This devotional quickly breaks it down for us.

This devotional highlights the importance of effective communication from a Biblical lens.

Selfies. Self-talk. Self-improvement. Selfcare. In a world that prioritizes "self," we must be careful of becoming "selfish." This devotional uses the Word of God to show us how.

Distractions surround us on every side, especially as technology advances with more apps, social platforms and opportunities to "doomscroll." This devotional warns us to stay on guard so we don't end up being entangled.

In the United States, equality is an ongoing hot button topic. But what does the Bible say about it?

This devotional reminds us to take the high road with several examples from the Bible.

This devotional reminds us of what love is and is not--extremely useful for everyone in a world that always needs more love.

No man is an island. You've probably heard this saying before and it's true. This devotional reminds us of the benefits and importance of unified alignment with others.

To surrender in the natural world can seem like a weak action to take. But surrendering to God in the spiritual world is the most direct way to finding power, elevation and positioning.

Where can we find freedom when we feel imprisoned by guilt, depression, sadness or fear? In God--and there are huge benefits in this...

Sometimes it seems like we're "getting away with it" just because we haven't been caught--yet. But the Bible advises us that every action has a reward or consequence...

For some, decisiveness comes easier than to others. But there's one way to ensure your decision will be established. This devotional explains how.

We all have something to say. This devotional gently reminds us to listen as well as to speak.

Secrets are made up of things we don't want others to know about. But what if they're found out? The best back-up plan is to simply not create them. This devotional explains why.