Does repentance mean we carry the results of our sins with us every day as a reminder of the destructiveness of what we did? Does it mean we say we are sorry and then move on? Does being repentant, especially for big sins, have to be renewed like a subscription?
How do we take the “old-fashioned” scriptural ways and apply them to men raising children in the 21st century? What are the most important things Christian dads should be aware of?
Are we, in our blessed positions of Christian faith, arrogant because we believe that we have the truth of God’s word? Be careful with this answer, because in some ways it might be a trick question!
It is time to stop, observe and appreciate the love, power and influence of moms!
It might be shocking to learn how important criticism is in Christianity. We all need to be shown our faults and weaknesses to be better followers of Jesus.
As the crucifixion closed in, Jesus offered three distinct prayers to his Father that give us insight into what led to his achieving unequivical victory.
The details of the Last Supper with Jesus and his apostles reveal amazing gems about his overwhelming loyalty to them...and us!
Have you ever thought about what it means to be given "the spirit of power and love and sound mind" as stated in 2 Timothy 1:7?
With a clear hope we can conquer all kinds of obstacles, but we rarely slow down enough to realize what is - or should be - driving us.
How often do we look at our experiences, determine what God’s will is for us and then notice it just happens to coincide with what we want? How do we uncover what God would have us do in contrast to what He often allows us to do?
