Eternity calls to me, not because I'm preoccupied with death, but because it impacts how I ought to live every day.

If we focus only on the dark, we’ll miss the light breaking through. God doesn’t ignore the darkness, He illuminates it.

Every Easter, we cry “Hosanna!” (save us!), praising God the darkness does not win. As Christians, we must embrace and tell the narrative of the True Light.

Choosing "light" as my Word of the Year means trusting God won't leave us groping in the dark.

We have to keep reminding ourselves what we learned in the valleys. Our circumstances are true, but our God is truer.

Growing in our knowledge of God informs our walk, our words, and our witness. We live, suffer, and die well when we know more of Him.

We can delight in our duties as well as our daily gifts. Focusing on "delight" can help us take pleasure in knowing and serving God.

"Life is worship." How can my Word of the Year help me replace my awe of things with the awe of God?

When I recently felt overlooked and hurt, my prayers begged God for changed hearts - theirs. But God's kindness changed my heart.

Prayer gives us the opportunity to seek God's face, not just His blessings. See how my Word of the Year is impacting my daily life.

For the first time, I chose a Word of the Year. Read a reflection on how "connect" guided me in 2018, plus tips for your Word of the Year.