New York Times bestselling author Shauna Niequist writes about unexpected loss, change, faith, midlife, and a move to New York City in her new book “I Guess I Haven’t Learned That Yet.”

“The pandemic has taught me that joy comes from the special moments in life, whether it’s meeting some friends for dinner, catching up with family, or even just dressing up for an occasion,” writes SEELE contributor Shefali Karani.

SEELE contributor Keabetswe Chakela opens up about how Biblical womanhood is often at odds with the world, but how it’s in line with the Word of God.

SEELE contributor Shefali shares how being kind is more than just a state of mind.

"During the month of Valentines, many single believers who are patiently waiting on the Lord for their spouse are conflicted about the wait," says SEELE contributor Keabetswe Chakela. She reminds to not date just to date, but to pray and wait on God for the Kingdom spouse He has for His children.

Brian Simmons and Gretchen Rodriguez unpack what it means to endure and get through temptation. No matter the weight of the temptation, God always provides a way out.

Seele contributor Shefali Karani reminds that during this Valentine's week, while in the midst of a pandemic, " we don't have to feel upset about having a bad day, not dressing up, or not having much energy."

YouTuber Ruslan opens up about divorce among Christians in one of his episodes, which inspired a Friday Post on the topic.

In their debut book, I’ll Be There (But I’ll Be Wearing Sweatpants): Finding Unfiltered Real-Life Friendships in This Crazy, Chaotic World, Jess & Amy offer an-easy-to-follow road map to the place we all desperately want to be—authentic friendships. The message of the book is simple: let’s not do life alone; let’s do it together.

It can be so easy to lose joy in the midst of challenging circumstances, but when we decide that nothing can steal our joy, and when we fight for it, God will supply us so that we don’t lose our joy.

With the parable of the talents as her guide, Seele contributor Keabetswe Chakela opens up about one way we can conquer 2022, and that it starts with changing our mindsets.

Haley & Michaels just unveiled their new single, “Light At The End Of The Tunnel.”

Last week as I pointed out that God is our Mighty Conqueror, this week it’s important for us to remember this year that in order for us to have a smooth year in our walk with Him, we need to remain teachable.

Seele contributor, Shefali Karani writes that when we focus on ourselves, we transform into better human beings, especially in comparison to previous years. When we do this the possibilities are endless.

This month for SEELE, it’s about “New Year: New Beginnings.” Seele’s editor Ally points out one facet of God’s nature is that he is the conqueror, a fact that we need to have in our minds everyday of every year.

Pastor and New York Times bestselling author Craig Groeschel provides four practical, life-changing strategies for breaking free from destructive thinking and for living the life God intends for you.

Seele contributor Monica Ta paints a picture of creation care for this year. Pointing out the continued needs for planet earth, Monica also shares ways in which humanity can take action.

Keabetswe Machateau dives deep into the despair that many are feeling about 2021 and recommends the anecdote and hope that can counter the disappointments that the year has brought.

Taken from "Firstfruits," by Brian Simmons and Gretchen Rodriguez. In the topic of reconciliation, both unpack how God desires to often bring people back together, especially loved ones.

SEELE contributor Shefali Karani shares two steps to take right now for a better, sparkly year ahead, if you have found 2021 to be your not-so-best year.