The Way to New Life
The path with Christ leads not to finding and preserving our life, but to lose and offer our old life…
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My New Year’s Resolution Commitment to Growth: A Practical Guide for Following Through
Chances are, you have made a New Year’s Resolution at some point in your life—only to give up on it…
The Gift of God’s Peace
I first decided to write this post because I have encountered God’s magnificent peace in moments of my life where…
The Gift of God’s Faithfulness
My family chops down our Christmas tree in the Colorado mountains every year. We find the perfect tree, tie it…
The Gift of God’s Comfort
The Christmas season is now in full swing—and for believers all across the globe, this holiday means much more than…
The Gift of God’s Presence
The Christmas season is full of hustle and bustle, with this certain supercharged feeling in the air. We know the…
How Can Unmarried Christians Bless the Church?
Our impact and ministry for the kingdom of God does not start when we get married, nor when we are…
The Importance of a Personal Mission Statement (and How to Write One)
Mission statements are usually associated with companies and organizations. They are used to unite a team of employees behind a…
What Does Faith Mean in Our Daily Life?
If fifty different followers of Christ answered this question, there would likely be a wide variety of answers. Each person’s…
What the Bible Says About Honoring Your Parents: Five Truths We Learn from the Fifth Commandment
The Bible is clear that we should honor our parents. But when we’re honest, we have to admit that living…
The Importance of Mentorship (and What to Look for in a Mentor)
A dear mentor in my life would always talk to me about being a lifelong learner. She not only emphasized…
What Does Worship Mean in the Bible
On the rare occasion that I was home alone as a young teenager, I used to sit with my back…