Practical Applications

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  5 Ways to Heal the Emotional Pain of Your Past We can hold on to the pain of our past, or we can take hold of the lesson and grow. Here are 5 ways to redirect your thoughts when unpleasant memories come to mind.  Diana LéGere Oct 22, 2020
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  How to Respond When People Leave Your Church People are leaving your church. I’ve read that more people leave during the fall than any other season. This isn’t because people become wanderlust; rather, most physical relocations due to work or some... Dr. James Emery White Oct 21, 2020
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  4 Legendary Lessons in Leadership from Daniel When you think of the great leaders of the Bible, you probably think of Jesus, Paul, and maybe Moses. The Bible is saturated with great examples of godly leadership, and Daniel is a prime example.He... Oct 20, 2020
• 5 Ways to Bring More Joy into Your Marriage Our world tends to be overly serious. We forget to let ourselves relax and have fun. Think back to the last time you had a really good laugh with a friend or your spouse and how good it made you... Katie T. Kennedy Oct 19, 2020
• 5 Practical Ways to Help Your Kid Pay Attention Learning at Home Is there any real way to help your kid’s attention span while doing school online? Or is it a hopeless endeavor for parents and teachers everywhere?I think we’ve all seen the funny gifs of kids hanging... Jennifer Waddle Oct 16, 2020
• 10 Warnings for Christians Who Are Asleep In today’s culture being “woke” is a popular expression, a way of telling people they need to be awaken to the social issues around them.Just as well, sleeping Christians need to be “woke” to their spiritual... Lynette Kittle Oct 15, 2020
• How to Biblically Discern Social Media and News I am finding an alarming increase in the number of people, exacerbated by the pandemic, who are being severely misled on any number of issues. Not simply in terms of medicine or science, but also politics,... Dr. James Emery White Oct 14, 2020
• How to Be a Source of Calm Wisdom amidst Pandemic Stress Simply put, some of us have “been through it.” This year has unquestionably been defined by adversities. However, this season offers the opportunity to learn from an older generation who knows a thing or two... Chad Napier Oct 13, 2020
• 5 Ways Broken Humans Can Love Like Jesus Every single person on this Earth is a sinner, but that reality does not mean we can’t be more like Jesus. We can.“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23)Despite our broken... Aaron D'Anthony Brown Oct 12, 2020
• 3 Things COVID Exposed to Me about My Marriage It exposed the weaknesses in myself, my husband, and our family unit. The Covid-19 lockdown has forced us to confront realities about ourselves and our families. Here are 4 realities this wife learned. Heather Riggleman Oct 09, 2020
• 4 Things Marriages Need to Thrive Some days, my goal is simply to put one foot in front of the other consistently enough to make it through to the end of the day. I’m in a life stage where it is easy to feel out of control, with two young... Brent Rinehart Oct 08, 2020
• 6 Ways to Find Your Identity Outside of Being a Mom The day I became a mom, the line between my world and my son’s instantly blurred. In the process of loving my boy, I forgot who I was before I had kids. Becky Beresford Oct 07, 2020