ARTICLES
The Problem with Wellness Culture
In this excerpt, John and Jena Starke show how the purpose of the Sabbath is distinctly found in following Christ, which may end up having a destabilizing effect on the lives of a Christian.
Looking to the Hills for Help May be our Problem
Each step we take, each breath we breathe, we can know we are preserved and protected by God, who accompanies, sees, knows, cares, and keeps us.
Obedience Over Sacrifice, Even in Motherhood
When we pursue obedience and seek to walk in step with the Spirit…we can find freedom and joy trusting that the Lord is pleased.
Maintaining Dignity When Insecurity Strikes
In this excerpt, Caroline Saunders shows that whatever else may be happening to you, if you are in Christ, you are clothed with his dignity and worth.
Suffer and Do Not Sin
There is hope for us as suffering sinners because Jesus suffered and did not sin.
God Is More Happy Than Harsh
We often think of serious theology as stuffy, academic, and irrelevant. But what comes to our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.
Reclaiming the Table
In this excerpt, pastor Ian Simkins writes about how we can fight loneliness and create community over the ordinary of the table.
Jesus Chose Us to Continue His Mission
More than physical miracles, signs and wonders, or sign gifts, we need the Spirit to take dead, stony hearts and replace them with a heart of flesh.
Is It Worth Going to Church When I Can’t Even Be in the Service?
Just as your baby is completely dependent on you, you are completely dependent on him. Come and receive your Father’s blessings.
Fixing the Broken Rhythms of Life
In this excerpt, pastor Robby Gallaty writes about what it looks like to learn again, the discipline of depending on God.
Commentaries Aren’t Bathwater
We must stop pitting head knowledge and heart wonder against each other. The God we worship created us to love him with all our hearts and with all our minds.
Grace Beyond Failure
It’s not that failure doesn’t matter. Failure just doesn’t have to have the last word in our lives.