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Scripture does not give directions about the format of seating or the use of a stage. We find no mention of a required carpet color or use of...

Parents have the opportunity to speak life and hope to their children as they navigate through adulthood. If they choose to focus on negativity and...

Here are eight prayers to help guide you through a season of renewal, inspiration, and joy as you grow closer in your walk with the Lord.

Are there biblical guidelines for house buying?

In marriage, two broken people come together in matrimony. They share every part of their lives, even the hardest parts, with each other....

It seems as though everyone has a persuasive argument for everything! However, the gospel is not an argument. Jesus doesn’t call us to argue and...

I was in awe as Graham shared simply and clearly the call to repentance and surrender to Christ. I thought, who is this man who speaks with such...

We might not pray all of these every day, but at least a few of these quick prayers will help us stay connected and speak into our children’s lives...

You have an incredible opportunity to strengthen your trust in God as your Provider and Sustainer through this difficult time. Here are six ways...

What are five things that Christians might get wrong about communion? Let’s look at five common questions we ask about communion and the...

If you or your family member struggles with depression, getting out in the morning to do gardening will be beneficial.

While the Bible doesn’t specifically contain the word “gambling,” a number of passages urge good financial stewardship and warn against being...

In our flesh, our focus is usually on ourselves, on our own desires, comforts, and fears. It's not surprising, then, that we look forward to Heaven...

Praise God with the powerful words of ‘God’s Not Dead’ from the Newsboys. This popular worship song rose to fame as part of the hit film of the...

Wait... do we really need to go to a building on a certain day for it to count as doing church? If so, isn’t that legalistic?