Where do the good things in your life come from? You may think that the good things in your life happened as a result of your hard work and dedication.
Have you heard people say, if you follow your heart, you can’t go wrong? I don’t know about you, but my heart is so often confused or conflicted.
As Thanksgiving approaches in the United States, there is a renewed focus on gratitude. Families and friends plan gatherings to celebrate the abundance of their life, schoolchildren write about what they’re thankful for.
What is the kingdom of God? There are so many different ways to describe it.
We all believe some version of the lie that my happiness should be my first priority.
My most treasured possession is my dad’s old Bible. It’s full of amazing handwritten notes, underlines, marked pages and probably, I’m sure, even his tears as certain passages moved his heart.
Are you on a quest to find yourself? That inner journey of discovery.
Our world is full of conflict. It’s easy to get caught up in disagreement, to become angry, stressed, miserable, and even hateful towards people.
I want to challenge you to spend some time this week reflecting on what your life was like before you became a friend of God. What did it feel like?
Recently, I heard someone say, “I just need to have ‘blind faith’.” Is faith blind, though? No!
Some of us hold back from sharing Jesus because we assume that if we share the Good News, we are obligated to point out and correct all the sin in the person’s life.
Do you believe the lie that if you're good God will love you? It’s human nature to feel more lovable if we feel better about ourselves.
We don’t have to let our differences exclude people from feeling welcomed into the family of God. Some people associate Christianity with certain political views or what they might have to give up.
A major issue that can hold us back from sharing our faith is when the vibrancy of our own relationship with God begins to wane.
You know, people hear things about God. They may hear the satire on Saturday Night Live.
God is always moving, always working to save, redeem, and restore! That is the power of Jesus.
Have you ever wanted to share Jesus with someone, and held back because you don’t want to annoy them? This happens to me all the
You and I were saved from the past and the sins of our lives, not just from something, but also to something.
Sharing the Good News of Jesus can begin to feel disingenuous when you personally feel disconnected from God.
2 Corinthians 4 says…We now have this light shining in our hearts! But we ourselves are like fragile clay jars containing this great treasure.