We have a common enemy. It’s one that affects teens and adults alike. And it is robbing us of our peace, joy and greater life success. That enemy is fear. It paralyzes even those with the greatest talent and intelligence, stops wisdom from operating, and stifles peace, joy and advancement in life. And it is attacking our teens more than

I’ve read every parenting book out there—or at least, it sure felt that way. Yet still, I ended most days wondering if I was failing my kids. Then one afternoon, in a moment of defeat, I glanced at a simple farmhouse sign on my wall: Love never fails. That was the reminder I needed—because there really is one parenting strategy that never

Not long ago, we noticed something on our Orlando campus that had quietly changed.  The lighthouse that has stood on the campus of House of Hope for decades as a beacon of hope was dark. Its light had gone out. We were told it was an electrical issue at first.  For a while, we told ourselves we’d get to it

Now more than ever, we are called to pray for our nation. As believers, we have a responsibility to lift up our country, our leaders, and our communities to God, seeking His guidance and mercy. The Bible tells us in 2 Chronicles 7:14, “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray, and seek my face

“You don’t have to have it all figured out right now.” The eyes of four young men, two of them my sons and the other two my nephews,  locked their eyes on me as I spoke. There was a rare silence in the room from this typically rowdy bunch. Then, the oldest cut through the quiet moment with a statement