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Are you getting ready to lead a Bible study for seniors but aren't sure what topics to cover? Seniors face unique challenges as they age, such as aging gracefully, making retirement meaningful, and sometimes even finding love again. Here are some ideas if you are looking for some topics to discuss with the seniors you'll be teaching.

Our job is to be faithful and obedient to the call of God in our lives. Success in any specific terms is God's job and is out of our hands. Remember, you matter because of who you are, not what you do. Even if you stay home alone and do nothing all day, you matter to God because you are his.

As you manage your own chronic pain, you can lean on God’s steady, loving presence. Here are 5 ways to rely on God to manage chronic pain.

What we believe, and therefore say, about our bodies is not benign. It either strengthens a story of shame or invites something truer in. Here are seven phrases many of us say without thinking, and what becomes possible when we stop.

There is no formula for how to best show affection. What matters is that we are willing to keep putting ourselves out there for the sake of our marriages. The most dangerous thing we can face in our relationships is apathy. When we stop caring, the Devil can easily divide our home. Commit to showing each other love and care, no matter how you feel.

Jesus provides healthy ways to confront our grief and offers comfort for our weary hearts.

Whether you find that it brings you utter joy or leaves you seeping in sorrow, do keep in mind that there is something about autumn’s warm glow and drastic changes that can trigger our emotions and fuel our thoughts.

Let’s explore 5 key lessons on harvest and gratitude from Scripture. These lessons teach us how to reap the benefits of faithful living and how to remain thankful through all seasons of life.

Every autumn harvest points to a greater one still to come. These six biblical truths from fall remind us how God is working in our hearts and in eternity.

Here are 7 Bible verses about seeing God in seasons.

Drawing from her own ministry experience, Victoria Riollano examines four common challenges pastors’ wives may face.

Parents (and kids) should be aware of these scams. Teens need to know about them. But awareness and panic are not the same thing. We want to train kids to navigate this world well, not isolate into a cave.

Sometimes the problem is not that God has failed to provide peace. Sometimes we have misunderstood what biblical peace looks like, especially when our circumstances remain uncertain.

Our enemy will wait, and scheme, and hunt for any sign of weakness in our lives. It shouldn’t come as any shock that he’ll try to sabotage our worship.

While we should never choose a divorce casually, we also shouldn’t assume that every person who gets divorced has sinned. If you’re divorced or facing the possibility of divorce, remember thatGod’s love for you hasn’t changed, and he offers you hope in the middle of your pain.