Coming back to God
Do you know what it's like to wander from God for months, or even years?
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A pivotal point in our faith story
There in that place of sickness, fatigue, and eye-opening wonder, the veil between heaven and earth seemed especially thin.
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The power of admitting our weakness
it's not about eliminating weaknesses, it's about realizing Who makes us strong in the first place
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Three phases of love relationships
While not all relationships are created equal, Dee Brestin has identified three phases of relationships.
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Life-giving communication in marriage
How would you say you and your spouse do when it comes to communication in marriage?
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The imperfect disciple
Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try, you can never get your act together?
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Family shaped by grace
Why is it often so hard to love those who mean the most to us?
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Affair-proofing your marriage
Have you ever thought about adultery and said to yourself, “that will never happen to me?”
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The danger of contact sports
God has given us the gift of life and the responsibility to steward all life in a way that is honoring to Him.
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Rising above your circumstances
Jay Coughlan shares how we can rise above our circumstances and redefine our lives.
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Winning the battle over anxiety
How are we supposed to live up to the call to not be anxious?
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The gift of dependence on God
More than ever before our culture prides itself on independence and individuality. However, what if we were never meant to be independent at all?
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Say yes to what Jesus says about you
It’s time for you and me to release our cares and our critics to the One who saved us, redeemed us, and re-named us.
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