Bible teacher and speaker Punky Tolson shares the motto she lives by during the busy holidays that inspires thankfulness all season long.

I think most Christian women have Proverbs 31 on a pedestal, but many of us are asking “How do I apply this to my life?”

The Bible is not about you. It’s not a mirror to hopefully see a better reflection of yourself, it’s a window into the soul and story of God.

The great cause for neglecting to pay attention to God's Word is not a lack of time, but lack a of heart. Reading requires work.

It takes a lot of effort to be romantically involved with another person, and it's a responsibility to do what it takes to keep it alive.

How do we let go of this tendency toward perfection and instead hold onto what actually matters? Here's what God's Word says...

God may be asking you to shift your priorities. If you ever feel that nudge from the Holy Spirit you need to listen.

Don’t let the enemy play you for a fool another moment. Be wise to his disguise. Don’t take his phony bait!

Sometimes it can feel like everything is falling apart when, in actuality, everything is falling into place.

We can’t just read the truth once. We need to read it, write it, think it, meditate on it, and repeat it daily. It's a daily process.