Practical Applications

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  Halloween: Separating Conviction from Condemnation Could Halloween be a time for Christians to express gentleness instead of condemnation? Debbie Holloway Oct 25, 2013
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  When Love Doesn't Equal Tolerance Our culture often blurs the lines between coexisting and agreeing, distorting the definitions of tolerance and acceptance. Truthfully, it tricky wording- but there is a difference. Kelly Givens Oct 24, 2013
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  How to Fight Fair Every husband and wife fight, but that is okay. In fact, healthy conflict in marriage can strengthen a marital bond. Unhealthy conflict, on the other hand, can hurt a marriage. Joe Beam Oct 21, 2013
• Why I Like Going to Church When I was in college, I read a survey posted by a Sociology major titled, Terrible Travels. Ryan Duncan Oct 18, 2013
• What Does the Bible Have to Say about Dating? Though the Bible doesn't say much, if anything, about dating, here are 5 tips that are guaranteed to be aligned with Scripture. Debra Fileta Oct 15, 2013
• The Need for Biblical Friendship Why are friendships in the church disappearing? Paul Tautges Oct 11, 2013
• The Gospel And the Way We Speak It’s not enough to let our voices be heard. We must commit to applying the gospel to the very words we chose. Daniel Darling Oct 10, 2013
• Living as Sons and Daughters, Not Slaves Are you living joyfully as an heir of God's Kingdom? Or are you living as a performance-based slave? Os Hillman Oct 09, 2013
• Anyone Can Have a Singles Ministry Fostering your own singles ministry can be as simple as it needs to be: use what you have, and don't be afraid. Kris Swiatocho Oct 07, 2013
• How Accountability Can Help You Live with Freedom and Confidence No matter what type of sins you struggle with, you don’t have to let those sins control your life. Whitney Hopler Oct 04, 2013
• How to Be Miserable: And How to Cheer Up! Solomon's Sagely Advice for Beating Depression Julie Barrier Oct 03, 2013
• Guidelines for Success in Raising Obedient Children Because other responsibilities demand attention, it’s easy to overlook preparing children for what lies ahead. How can they succeed if they don’t know what is expected of them? Kay Camenisch Oct 01, 2013