When we forget what God has done for us, we can foster ingratitude, indifference, and discontentment. All of these are a breeding ground for us to be led by our emotions, often forgetting to do the one thing God requires us to do at all times: give thanks and pray.

God’s love language is obedience. Sometimes it can be hard to fight our fleshly desires and obey God in all that we do. You are not alone, we all need God’s grace to help us obey Him.

If we need other people’s approval to feel validated, if we need society, trends, or fads to recognise our worth, or value, or if we struggle with accepting ourselves, then we may be looking for love in all the wrong places. Either we’re seeking it externally, from an ever-changing society, or internally, from an ever-changing emotional place.

Pregnancy loss is an emotional and traumatic time, our guest blogger, Kaitlin, shares how her faith, friends, and family helped her through this dark season.

Some people would go as far to say that there is no harm in being pessimistic – that it’s okay considering the current circumstances. But as Christians, aren’t we called to a life of optimism and joy? Read our blog by Ayomide.