When God Doesn’t Tell Us Why
Sometimes God doesn’t tell us why we’re told to do something. In those cases we can only trust him because he does have a plan. A lesson from Jeremiah 32.
Sometimes God doesn’t tell us why we’re told to do something. In those cases we can only trust him because he does have a plan. A lesson from Jeremiah 32.
Get some tips to help you discover what God has called you to do. Discover what God showed me in his word, and hopefully learn what God wants to show you.
What we say can either help people improve their lives, or it can hurt them. We need to be watchful of both what we say and how we say it.

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.

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.

Pop music is critiqued for being boring and trite. Here is one example of a Christian worship song giving in to popular musical cliches.

People often emphasize emotions or intellect in worship and Christian living. Both have a role, and there should be a balance.

There are four types of Christians in churches, each represented by classic characters Eeyore, Rabbit, Tigger, and Pooh. Which one are you?

Psalm 47 gives us a guide about how and who to worship while allowing the flexibility to incorporate personal or cultural tastes.