Amber Jones, Founder of GraceStory Ministries, shares her story of finding God in a nervous breakdown and her continued process of learning to manage driving anxiety.

Taylora Bookie, a licensed counselor, shares how to offer grief support to the bereaved and how Jesus models this in scripture.

Sue Bowles shares how she learned to fight for joy in the midst of losing her parents by holding God to his word.

Have you ever wondered how investing in your relationship with yourself could bring more freedom and joy?   When I first heard of the...

Lisa writes about the topic of identity and worth. She shares her story of having to choose between accusations or God's promises.

Taylora Bookie, a licensed counselor, shares her story of finding hope in her grief of never having reconciliation with her father.

Amy DeBerg shares her story of fighting for hope after the death of her 22 year old son.

How integrating the left and right brain after trauma leads to more peace, joy, and sanctification in Christ.

In this October's letter from GraceStory's Founder, Amber Jones, hear about all the exciting updates happening in the ministry!

Practical tools for navigating difficult family gatherings during the Christmas season.

One of our boys, Collin, was scared spitless to try zip lining. But the youth group is going soon and he wanted to be a part. In this...

Pioneer women would have to package up only the most important, essential, needed and useful items as they began their long trek to a new...

And when we hold to yesterday’s miracles as today’s relief, we are putting blinders on the opportunities that God is bringing fresh.

If you read very far into Jeremiah it becomes quite clear that he was a very emotional individual and didn’t mind letting God and country...

Have you ever read a well-known Scripture, thinking you had mined all the gems of Truth buried in it only to have “AHA!” moment

He spoke her name and the sound of it caused her silent, broken heart to leap, to heal, to sing. The very sound of Jesus saying her name...

I was on a trip to Cincinnati. It would be the first time I met with the brand new counselor. The closer I got, the harder it was to...

Perspective is shaped in the being...in the practice of how we think, what we meditate on, and who we allow into our sphere of influence.