VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Are Praise and Worship Necessary to Be a Faithful Christian?
What is the difference between worship and praise? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
What is the difference between worship and praise? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
How do I know if I am paying enough attention to praising God? Am I living a life that expresses an attitude of worship?
Abigail diffused David's anger and averted him from disaster. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Abigail is one of the treasured women of the Bible who was a warrior for truth.
Anxiety and depression in kids is a real thing. For parents, it is a fearful and confusing issue of life. How do we deal with it and try to understand it?
Having our kids experience serious emotional issues or mental illness represents a “this can’t be happening” moment. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Being uprooted can mean a lot of different things. It is unexpected, unwelcome and uncomfortable. We aren't shielded from these things just because we have God working in our daily experiences.
What can those who were involved in the birth of Jesus teach us about joy? How can you find inspiration from the story of Christ's birth that will carry you through the rest of the year? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name.
We read wonderful Bible promises like Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me." We appreciate them, love them and are inspired by them, but do we sometimes question if we have a right to claim these promises for ourselves? Satan has brilliantly put "promise blockers" in our path. Now what?
When you think of compassion, what do you picture? Perhaps you see Jesus healing the multitudes or volunteers caring for victims of some natural disaster. Perhaps you see an individual patiently working with a disabled person or a soldier protecting children in a war torn region. Perhaps compassion makes you think of Doctors Without Borders or food drives for the hungry. Whatever it is, thinking about compassion probably makes you think about the best of humanity – it probably makes you think about that glimmer of hope that says we can get along. Now, when you think about compassion do you ever see yourself in the role of the compassionate? Wouldn’t you like to be in that role? Just what does it take to become a truly compassionate person and most importantly, what are the limits of compassion? Are there times when compassion is NOT appropriate?