
Lean into Grace
Grace applies to every area of our lives in a tangible way – and it’s refreshing and draws us closer to Jesus.
Grace applies to every area of our lives in a tangible way – and it’s refreshing and draws us closer to Jesus.
How do we know what is true? What about doubt? Truth is accessible to everyone, but only those earnestly seeking the truth will find it.
Jesus commands us to forgive and He supplies the grace to make it possible. Here are some helpful suggestions for working toward forgiveness.
What is the difference between forgiveness and boundaries? Are we supposed to forgive everyone everything? What about abusive situations?
Life’s unexpected trials offer us gifts including personal transformation. Through her story, Jillian Benfield invites us on the journey.
Covid-19 shook us, but not for the last time. If we can work through our immature responses, we will be more grounded for life’s next trial.
Should Christians pursue what makes them happy, or the glory of God? Christian Hedonism says these quests are one and the same.
Arrogant pride is rampant even in Christian circles, but confession and worship will lead us toward humility.
There’s only one way to lasting joy: reordering our priorities focused on God, not ourselves. It’s time for a deep clean from self!
Discrimination is a heart problem we all have. So how do we dismantle the dividing lines? Let’s take our cue from Jesus.
If we are striving in our own strength to do something for God, we’ve got it wrong. Let us cultivate restfulness and wait on God instead.
Peter Scazzero’s “Emotionally Healthy Spirituality” consists of non-negotiable principles for an authentic and sustainable Christian life.
Most Christians know they are loved by God, forgiven, etc. But is your life transformed by these truths? Are you secure in your identity?
How does God turn grief into glory? Allison Brost’s story of losing her 5-week-old son is one powerful example.
Our perceptions of God matter. They affect how we relate to God and others, the quality of our lives, and even our eternal destinies.