…why is it that reading the Bible seems like such a chore? While there are, no doubt, many reasons, here are three that I’ve seen crop up most frequently in my own life.
You know His love, but are not enjoying His love. Your spiritual life isn’t dead, but it is dull. What is the answer? What is a Christian to do?
The problems we have and the peace we seek can only be fully accomplished in Christ. As we analyze the conflict, violence, and brokenness that surrounds us, the only sure and true lens we have is the truth of God.
Life in this fallen world is filled with suffering…The following Christian books on suffering, grief, loss, and death will help you learn God’s view on suffering and be prepared when suffering enters your life.
The idea that “joy is not an emotion” promotes an unbiblical myth. Yet that statement appears online more than 17,000 times, virtually all of them by Christians.
If you know me, this article is for you. If you’ve ever discovered my arrogant heart by teaching me or disagreeing with me, this is for you. In a more general sense, if you’ve ever tried to collaborate with or constructively critique another person, and they lacked the teachability or humility...
Believers who have died are with Christ in heaven. They don’t yet have the resurrection body, they don’t yet have the new earth, but they are eagerly waiting for these things, fully conscious and actively engaged in heaven. It’s hard to get our arms around the idea of being “actively...
Here are 5 Key Connections from recent Christian articles around the web, including one on what Hagar's life can teach us today, and another on the surprising places of discipleship. Three Glimpses of God's Love Seen in Hagar's Life (Colin Smith, Unlocking the Bible) Living in the tension of a...
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