Abiding requires action on our part. It’s not a ceasing, it is more of a redirecting. In John 15, we see that pruning isn’t fun, but it is essential for growth.

Nicolet shares lessons on the fundamentals of prayer from Hezekiah’s story in 2 Kings 19. When we encounter trials, Hezekiah’s example encourages us to hit our knees before we hit the panic button. Through relatable stories and Biblical truths, Nicolet shares what Hezekiah teaches us about prayer: to pause, to posture and to practice. 

I'm so excited about my new role with Million Praying Moms.

Nicolet shares a powerful message discussing the Holy Spirit as our Helper, Convincer and Guide to Truth. She explores the words of Jesus in John 14 and 15 about the Holy Spirit and how we can expect Him to show up in our everyday lives. If you are longing for more of the fruit of the Spirit in your life, this message will surely encourage you. 

The season of Lent is not always a season of joy, and we can often dissect joy from this time of reflection. Our problem is that our joy is most often tied to our circumstances. Despite the suffering He endured, Jesus' joy remained constant.

Snow or no snow, alone or surrounded, laughter or tears, let the joy of Jesus hold you close this Christmas. As we reflect on the true miracle that we celebrate, may we come to the manger saying “WOOOWWW!!” over and over and over again.

As soon as we entered the park, her eyes lit up. We checked in at Hollywood and Vine restaurant and they took us to our table. Before we could get Josie settled in her highchair, Mickey Mouse was at our table! Here was the moment of truth…

On a mountain in Montana, I was reminded that what you plant and where you plant it matters.