Forever unable to change?
The earliest followers of Jesus expected spiritual formation to follow immediately after forgiveness.
Spiritual Growth
Life in the potter’s hands
No vessel is so flawed that it cannot be made new. Each can be re-worked into a useful vessel in the hands of the Potter.
Real Recovery
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Focusing on God
The battle for sobriety a daily one and we need to remind ourselves of that. We need to keep our focus on God.
The Exchange
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How do I know if God is talking to me?
Are you in tune to what God could be telling you?
Ed Stetzer on
Live the Promise
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Signs of emotional baggage
What baggage are you clinging to? It drags us down more than it ever helps us.
Susie Larson on
7 things to keep for Lent
Lent is a time to hit the reset button, but it's not so much what to give up, but what to keep for Lent.
Helen Martin on
Live the Promise
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The artist’s corner: Mark Alan and Pat Barrett
God is a loving, holy Father who pursues His children for relationship.
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Live the Promise
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The artist’s corner: I Am They
When Jesus prayed for us to be "one," what did He mean?
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Live the Promise
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Choosing to believe that God owns everything
Do you believe that God will provide for you?
Susie Larson on
The Exchange
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Do you struggle to say no?
“I started making the connection that when we live with the stress of an overwhelmed schedule, we’ll start to ache with the sadness of an underwhelmed soul.”
Ed Stetzer on
Loving your LGBTQ neighbor: Approval vs. acceptance
Caleb Kaltenbach reminds us that there is a way to accept someone for who they are, without approving their life choices.
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Learning the enemy’s schemes
John 10:10 warns us that the thief comes only to steal, kill and destroy. But that’s not the end of our story, because Christ lives in us.
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God’s mysterious providence
Growing up during the Vietnam war, Minh Phuong Towner's childhood was one of war and tragedy. However, even in the darkest places of her story, God''s providence and hope can be found.
