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The family, one of the first things God established, was so important that he set is boundaries immediately.

“I’ll give you something to cry about.” I remember hearing my dad say that. A lot. One of us would […]

Is God trying to shake you up and make you see ministry opportunities you’re missing every day?

Complaints from God’s people are nothing new, but His perspective on our lives is eternal, not temporal.

God uses other believers to speak into your life, so don’t hesitate to ask for help in confirming His direction.

We’ve all studied or read about a great leader in history that, at first, no one would ever have dreamed […]

Everyone faces the mostly losing battle of temptations, so why does God tempt us?

There’s something incredibly beautiful about flowing water. If there’s a waterfall around, I need to see it. If there is […]

If you have been burned, disappointed, or hurt by the church, you are not alone.

My sister and I have always been different from one another. In fact, for many years, she would do things […]

It’s difficult to understand what God wants us to do if we have neglected our walk with Him.

A sweet family recently received a puppy from us. They were very excited, but when the time came to bring […]

(The following is a family devotional guide with suggested questions and scriptures.) Focus Verse: “Let your light so shine before […]

The gavel bangs on the wooden bench as the judge calls for order in the court. The crowd is furious […]

God does not want you to battle the insecurities Satan uses you to give up.

When people fail you, turn to the promise-keeping God of steadfast, unconditional love.

A dear, sweet woman I know is terrified of water. She had an accident on a river when she was […]

Putting distance between yourself and God is a dangerous road to travel.

I read this verse last night, “Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose […]

Is it really true that God will never give us more than we can handle?

I have a friend who is incredibly talented and can sit down at a piano and can start playing any […]

We say we’re passionate about reaching people for Christ, but are we actively pursuing the lost?

If I took a poll, how many of you would be terrified to give a speech right now? Public speaking […]

(The following is a family devotional guide with suggested questions and scriptures.) Focus Verse: “When you look for me with […]

God must have a reason to allow painful circumstances into our lives.

On March 28, 2020, we sat watching the news as a tornado formed and touched down in Jonesboro. As we […]

True disciples of Christ invest in the people God has placed in their lives.

Don’t be fooled by the logic-defying belief that truth is relative.

Depression and anxiety are very real reactions in a time when the whole world is fearful of an unpredictable virus. So how do we cope?

“It’s my money and I want it now!” The infamous words of that commercial ring true for more than just […]

It’s so easy to accept the precious gift of unconditional grace to gain the Savior of the world.

Throughout the years, I have met incredible people who stand up for the voiceless: abused children, abused women, foster children, […]

We love and admire our worldly heroes, but what about our awe for the things of God?

Tragedies and problems happening too fast and you can’t “fix” them? Here’s what God does . . .

Even if we try to cover up our sin, it comes out eventually.

Showing grace and mercy to someone who has caused deep hurt is one of the hardest things you’ll ever do.

Don’t let the evil one cause you to feel defeated when, through Christ, you’re a conqueror.

Despite how far away we feel from God, he is always there with us. No distance can ever separate us from him. 

It’s tempting, sometimes, to just crawl into a hole and isolate ourselves from this chaotic world.

The world wants us to beat ourselves up for mistakes, but God has no limits on hie love. None.

Is your primary goal to share the good news of the gospel or to do comfortable, familiar things?

Instead of taking pride in what we can do, trust God will provide.

Jesus repeated his words, actions, and teachings many times, so you might have to do the same for those you disciple.

Just because you can’t see them doesn’t mean they aren’t a living child.

It’s not “I Surrender Some” or “I Surrender Most” but “I Surrender All.”

Post-holiday let down is real and causes depression, but you can change that in someone’s life.

If you’re not sure if God is in every area of your life, just try getting healthy without Him.

Is it possible that some traditions of the season could be detrimental to our children and others?

We’re so used to finding comfort in what we see that we forget to trust in what we cannot see.

As we disciple new believers, let’s make sure to start with the basics.