Habits Of Strength

Who Am I

Whether a student, young adult, or middle-aged, at some point in our life, we all ask the question, “Who am I?" We long for a sense of our own unique identity. You might look to religion, philosophy, or even psychoanalysis to define yourself, but if you are searching for an authentic identity and individuality, then you must go to the One Who made all of reality and Who made you.

It Only Works If You Work It

It's one thing to find freedom. It's another thing to keep it. Lasting change doesn't happen by accident—it grows through daily dependence on God, honest self-examination, and a willingness to serve others. See how these simple practices can help you stay free and keep moving forward one day at a time.

When Sorry Isn’t Enough

Broken relationships, unresolved hurts, and past mistakes can weigh us down long after the moment has passed. Real freedom often begins when we're willing to take responsibility, seek reconciliation, and make things right. Learn how humility, courage, and God's grace can help repair what's been broken and open the door to lasting freedom.

Face It Or Follow It

It's easy to avoid the things we don't want to face. The hurts, fears, resentments, and habits we keep hidden can quietly shape our lives in ways we don't realize. See how honest self-examination, confession, and God's grace can lead to healing, freedom, and lasting transformation.

The First Step To Freedom

Many of life's deepest struggles begin when we convince ourselves we can handle them alone. Whether it's a habit, addiction, fear, or unhealthy pattern, lasting freedom starts with honesty. Discover why admitting our weakness isn't the end of the story—it's often the first step toward healing, hope, and the power of God at work in our lives.