Paul Tautges

One of the most helpful ways we can minister grace to hurting hearts this month is by reminding them of one of our Savior’s most precious names: Immanuel. 

Psalm 27, a military psalm, is an ideal place to turn for help in a time of war.

The greatest exchange the world has ever seen is this: Jesus traded our sin for his righteousness. This—and this alone—is the basis for our right standing before our holy God.

According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, nearly 1 in 4 American adults suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year.

In the Son of God you have a man who is more than qualified to comfort you, since he is well acquainted with grief.

God has equipped you for this hard calling.

The death of a child is undoubtedly the most painful trial that parents will ever experience.

God listens to those who listen to him.

Deliberate praise is an act of faith and a remedy for anxiety at the same time.

Our days and years are in the hands of our good, wise, and sovereign God.

No matter what your anxiety looks like, the Bible speaks truth and peace into our mind and heart.

Be confident that God is some­how bringing good to pass through your pain.

Loss of sleep is a common result of anxiety. We toss and turn, upset by what happened today and worried about what tomorrow might bring. But God's Word brings peace.

Like ripples in a pond after a rock has been thrown in, the startling news of a suicide spreads.

God promises to help you overcome the fear that precipitates your panic attacks.