I prepared as well as I knew how for our second child, only to come face to face with darkness and doubt I did not know existed. And I’m not alone.

Everyday discipleship will ground your children in the richness of life with God, telling a winsome story of God’s love for them and declaring that God is truly the pearl of great price, worth any sacrifice.

This is a strange, sad time we live in. But it is also an opportune time—a perfect season for the glory of the Christian gospel and the light of Christ’s church to shine brighter than ever.

When our tears can’t flow anymore, and our throats are sore from crying, God is still there. Unchanged. His love is still abounding and his grace still encompassing.

When it rains and pours, God is still my God.

Each month, Benjamin Vrbicek, the GCD managing editor, offers coaching to writers. This month: “Good writing results when authors and editors work together for the benefit of readers.”

In this excerpt from the recently released The God of the Garden, author Andrew Peterson tells us a story of care for creation and what that will mean for all eternity.

In a world that has turned its back on God, we are bombarded daily with reasons to be anxious.

To truly hear from God often requires a lot of work. But it’s worth it.

A hidden layer lies underneath the suffering of Job, a paradox we must cling to through our own trials.

My entire life I’ve waged war against anxiety. I’ve thrown punches, taken blows to my body, and fought to have my body and mind back again.

In this book excerpt from the recently released You Are Not Your Own, author Alan Noble reminds us that Christians need to do more than find our identity in Christ.