Suzanne Hadley Gosselin

Now seems like a great time to watch breezy, good-natured films with heart. What feel-good movies would you add to the list? 

Without the knowledge that God is working behind the scenes to restore and reconcile His creation and the people He loves, the prognosis for this life would seem bleak.

As I talk to my friends, similar themes keep surfacing: loneliness, anxiety, sadness, displacement. One thing I’ve particularly missed is my “rhythms.”

Give yourself grace. I don’t think many of us would say these weeks haven’t been difficult. But now is the time to make self-care a priority.

For being a movie with such a sad storyline, “I Still Believe” offers hope to anyone going through hard times. Jeremy and Melissa’s story is redemptive.

It seems that millennials are heeding the warnings of those who have gone before us to stay out of debt, save money, and avoid lifestyle creep.

While I know that tomorrow is not promised, I don’t always really feel that. This year I do, and I don’t like it.

I don’t think it’s surprising that young adults find the idea of elopement enticing. But couples are also wise to plan for their relationship before making this sacred commitment.