Christians Must Avoid the Big Bang Trap
When debating the origins of the universe, Christians are often lured into peripheral issues. We should avoid that Big Bang trap.
Light helps us see where we’re going and keeps us safe. Jesus said Christians are the light of the world, but sometimes we dim that light or turn it off.
Seeking first our own happiness can have detrimental consequences. Jesus set a better standard: selflessly serve one another out of love.
Whether a single parent, business owner, YouTuber, or blue-collar laborer, each of us can have an impact on someone else’s life.
Many Christians spend years trying to determine what is God’s call for them. There are two ways to do this: sit and wait or start doing something.
Over our history, Christians have done much to tear down the glorious house that Jesus established at Pentecost. We have much to rebuild.
Helping someone with depression can be difficult and frustrating. Don’t give up! Here are some tools to aid you as you help someone who is depressed.
Many churches are in need of church revitalization. These three questions will help any church begin the process of ministry and outreach self-evaluation.
We celebrate many things in our lives: birthdays, holidays, etc. We need to find ways to celebrate every day who God is and what he’s done through Jesus.
Churches come in many sizes. Some ministers become well-known while many serve in obscurity with no platform or audience to share their much-needed wisdom.
Our son is autistic. I reflect on what it means, how it impacts me as a dad and him as a son, and the blessings God gives through our special
Seeing my boss help younger folks got me thinking about why people might mentor others. Some reasons are better than others; one is the ultimate reason.
Being blessed is good. How we respond to being blessed matters even more. Discover how to respond with joyful worship. A lesson from Luke 24.
