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What does the Bible say about hatred, division, and refusing to engage with those who think differently? Explore Scripture on love, boundaries, unity, and guarding your heart without hardening it.

We hiked the rocky Pump House Trail at Laurel Hill, detoured to the crystal-clear Hines Mill Run Dam, and ended the day at Hemlock Trail — a peaceful loop beside one of the last living hemlock forests. A beautiful reminder that time in nature refreshes the body and soul. 🌿

Did you know ocean saltwater has a ton of health benefits?! There are so many in fact, that our vacations should be covered through...

The word 'quitting' often carries a negative connotation, conjuring images of giving up, failing, or lacking perseverance. However, in...

In our increasingly fast-paced world, it's easy to get lost in a sea of wants, needs, and ambitions. Yet, throughout history and...

The trail beckons, the trees whisper, and the mountains stand majestically, silently inviting you to a world where worries seem distant. For many, hiking is not just a physical activity; it's a therapeutic journey. While the physical benefits of hiking, such as improved cardiovascular health and strengthened muscles, are often discussed, the mental benefits are equally profound. Here's how hiking can be a balm for the mind and soul. 1. Stress Reduction In an ever-connected wo

The Bible, an age-old text we often turn to for inspiration, love, and wisdom, also sheds light on the darkest aspects of human life,...