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We’ve talked about physical preparedness in the last article, but now we turn to the heart of it all—spiritual preparedness. While having supplies and plans in place is important, we know that our greatest strength comes from our faith in God. It is our spiritual resilience that allows us to face uncertainty with confidence, knowing that God is our refuge and strength (Psalm 46:1).

Part one Part two Part three Taking Action in Faith In the first part of this series, we discussed how preparedness is not just a practical necessity but a biblical principle. Today, we’re diving into the physical side of preparedness—how to ensure you and your family are ready to face emergencies through the lens of…

September marks National Preparedness Month in the United States—a time dedicated to increasing awareness about the importance of being prepared for emergencies. With everything going on in the world, preparedness is a concept that resonates with many of us. The U.S. government, through Ready.gov, encourages individuals and families to take steps toward creating a safer and more resilient society. But as Christians, we know that our preparedness goes beyond just stockpiling supplies; it involves taking a holistic approach that aligns with our faith in God’s provision and guidance.