Return to joy
Pastor Jamie Rasmussen helps us return to joy by trading our technical, reactionary approach to life with a more relational and stable approach.
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Jesus understands our loneliness
Jesus not only understands our loneliness, but He came to ultimately destroy it.
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Delight yourself in the Lord
God delights in His Creation; He wants to communicate with us on a personal level.
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Which is more convincing: Biblical facts or personal testimony?
When it comes to sharing Christ is it more important to present evidence for believing the Bible or the personal story of how He has changed our own lives?
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How to avoid the blame game in marriage
If you want to see a change in your relationship, it often starts with you. Dr. Pickering encourages us to follow Jesus’ advice and take ownership of our part in the problem.
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Trusting God when life doesn’t make sense
In the midst of seasons of serious uncertainty, remember that God is writing a bigger story than we can see.
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Christian influence in a post-Christian world
Dr. Tim Muehlhoff offers a helpful model for cultural engagement that incorporates communication theory, theology, and Scripture.
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A Biblical call to manhood
Since the beginning of time, men were called to tend, care for, protect, and nurture their fields. Stephen Mansfield expands on this key principle for men in the pursuit of true biblical manhood.
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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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The crisis of Biblical illiteracy in America
We have a responsibility to read and understand Scripture as not only relevant, but also critical to our life and faith journey.
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Check your Emotional Intelligence
Do you know how to "read the room"? Dr. Linda Mintle offers five ways you can develop and hone the skills of Emotional Intelligence.
The trap of perfectionism
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.