Practical Applications

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  The Secret to Winning Spiritual Wars Sometimes, when the pain is very deep, you need someone to do your praying for you. The Bible has a name for these people: intercessors. Rebekah Montgomery Sep 21, 2012
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  What Spiritual Immaturity Looks Like A spiritual infant looks and acts a lot like human infants. They’re self-centered, cry-babies, impatient, helpless, noisy, and messy. Joe McKeever Sep 20, 2012
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  Wisdom Meets Passion: God's Purpose for Your Life How to Blend Wisdom and Passion to Fulfill God’s Purposes for Your Life Whitney Hopler Sep 17, 2012
• Mission Briefing: Sheep Among Wolves Sheep among wolves you say? This means it’s hostile now. Every instruction up to that point had to feel good to the disciples, and then... harsh reality. Kenny Luck Sep 14, 2012
• Is There Something Wrong with Our Love? Jesus said that love for the brethren would be the very thing that attracts those lost to Him (John 13:35). The purpose of the Church is to be a called-out community of Christ's own who love each other with... Daniel Darling Sep 13, 2012
• How to Defend Your Biblical Worldview Whitney Hopler Sep 12, 2012
• How to Build a Strong Marriage in the Real World No marriage can ever be perfect. However, it’s definitely realistic to build a strong marriage – with God's help. Whitney Hopler Sep 11, 2012
• How to Discover Your True Identity Whitney Hopler Sep 07, 2012
• Stop Stressing, Start Resting King David's Way Psalm 131 Three Steps to Contentment Julie Barrier Sep 06, 2012
• Measuring Life Success at 40 Let's try measuring "success" in something that can still be quantified, yet does not require merely financial success. Dr. Stanley J. Ward Sep 05, 2012
• Date Your Wife: Men Have Responsibility and Power Boys are born with a mission: to work and keep, to cultivate and guard. Justin Buzzard Sep 04, 2012
• A Grip on Grief: How to Help Children Cope with Loss Children often experience three “phases of grief” when they go through a loss: early grief, acute grief and integration of loss and grief. Barbara Schiller Sep 03, 2012