If we experience guilt over the right things, and if the guilt leads us to confess our sins to God, receive His forgiveness, and change our ways, the guilt is healthy and productive. Check out Lena's blog post here.

Many of us spend a bit too much time on social media, chasing meaningless validation. Not everything that is permissible is edifying, the Bible says. If you suspect you could benefit from a social media break, this post by Lena may help.

Have you ever heard Proverbs 4:23 referenced in the context of dating? Then, you may be surprised to discover the real meaning of the biblical command to "guard your heart" in Lena's blog post.

A fiercely independent career woman who had never raised kids of her own, Lena was in for a challenge (and a whole lot of fun!) when she became stepmom to three lively boys. Read the story here.

The Bible has plenty to say about anger. With the exception of righteous indignation, anger is a sin, Scripture tells us. Is it okay to be mad at God, then? The answer here.

Does Scripture really say never to judge? No... There's only one type of judging that Jesus prohibits: all other forms of judging are encouraged in the Bible! Discover more in Lena's insightful blog post.

Kindness has a ripple effect, have you noticed? In this inspiring blog post, Lena relates an experience she had during a season she worked as an Uber driver. The story beautifully illustrates the power of human kindness.

Whether we experience gratitude or envy is largely a matter of what we focus on. You and I can train ourselves to become more conscious of God's goodness towards us. Read more here.