Spiritual Life

Instructors have well-earned our respect as they lead the next generation through learning, in the midst of a chaotic pandemic. How can we encourage our teachers beyond offering prayers?

As we grapple with coronavirus, it’s clear many want others to think that they’re handling things perfectly. Let's look at the impact of perfectionism—and how we can be freed from its pull.

What can we practically do to avoid “compassion fatigue” that comes with the heavy news of what our world is currently facing and avoid burnout as caretakers? Here are some ideas to get you started.

Crisis has a way of blurring dividing lines and causing us to focus on a common element—in this case, for our survival. Here are five ways COVID-19 is teaching the world about unity.

Dr. David Jeremiah outlines inspiring Scriptures that can guide us through the COVID-19 pandemic and offers a list of biblical action steps for times of crisis.

During this global crisis, we are stressed and isolated. For those with pre-existing conditions, this is a dangerous time. Even people who’ve never struggled with anxiety or depression before are finding it hard to stay calm and positive. Here are five observations about the challenges we’re facing, and tips for how to cope.

Although it may feel strange, the most important thing we can do right now, or in the middle of any crisis, is to praise God.

God is not silent. He is speaking. He loves you deeply, and even if you don’t feel it, He is in control. Why don’t you take a moment to listen quietly? God may be speaking to you right now.

Developing new rhythms during what coronavirus is threatening to make chaos, can restore balance. Here are five ideas for rhythms to help you create a life well-lived in the coronavirus ‘new normal.’

What did Jesus do every day that made a difference in His human life, and for the people around Him? These are the things we can do, too.