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Is it time to consider asking the tough questions about the church you love?

Foundational truths and practices of the Christian life are being watered down.

What you believe about Jesus is the most important decision you’ll ever make.

Discipleship, which includes caring for, counseling, and leading people, is happening globally.

When the future is uncertain, choose faithfulness instead of fear.

The Labor Day holiday is meant to celebrate the working, but what about resting?

Understanding these unprecedented times could mean more intentional Bible study.

Actively seeking a relationship with the God who save you is being light in a dark world.

It’s the ultimate story of forgiveness and reconciliation with one exception: Jesus and the cross.

Knowing, understanding, and applying Jesus’ teachings is critical in this age of hypocrisy.

When the Holy Spirit is clearly sending you a message, don’t destroy the messenger.

Is pre-conversion discipleship a real possibility for disciple makers?

With all the noise going on today, allow God’s voice to be the loudest.

It’s clean slate time, and God wants to start fresh with you!

Yes, God commands it, but what are the other reasons to serve in your church?

God is at work creating a thing of beauty, so trust him and let him work.

God brings you to his table, so don’t try to move away. Just take your seat and choose life.

Whatever is going on in your life today, know even if it seems hopeless, God has a plan.

It may look like it could support you, but that limb, just like the world, will fail every time.

Leading your church is a blessing and a privilege, but it is also a daunting task.

You have the choice to believe in Jesus Christ as your Savior or to deny Him.

Before you get angry when someone steals your things, ask yourself who really owns it.

In a world of seemingly endless chaos, God invites you to lay it all at his feet.

Even though we’re made new through Christ, Satan tries to prevent us from living in victory.

Church leader, what are doing to stay in a good place spiritually and emotionally?

God has a beautiful, perfect plan for your life, and he doesn’t need you to interfere in it.

If you have a big decision to make, or even a small one, go to God in prayer about it.

Before you point your finger at someone else, take a good look at your own choices.

God’s glory will be revealed.

With God, the journey ahead is not to be feared, and it ends in victory.

Sometimes, we’re just going through the motions of Christianity.

God’s will is always the same: Bring him glory. So use your talents to do so.

Christian, your words can do way more damage than those of an unbeliever.

Do you limit how much control God truly has on your life?

By accepting Jesus as your Savior, you can be assured that God will welcome you with open arms.

Because he is all-sufficient, God can be trusted to meet our every need.

Your God-given creative talent will be used by the Lord, so surrender it to Him.

We must be ready to accept God’s plan for us no matter what.

The world will never understand the radical concept of surrendering your life to Christ.

If you’re a Christian, the world judges your authenticity.

He is God, and there’s nothing done on our own strength that we can boast about.

To affect culture in a positive way you must see yourself as a missionary.

You’re right. Christians aren’t perfect and sometimes they act like the world . . .

Salvation is too great a gift for us to keep to ourselves.

Knowing who you are in Christ and having a deeper relationship with him is priority one.

If couldn’t have been easy, but Joseph never forgot who his Provider was.

We can’t see exactly what the Lord has in store, but we can trust that He is in control.

Jesus didn’t say to teach everything; He said to teach people to “observe.”

When God calls your name, are you listening and responding?

You’re not the only one who will suffer because of your own spiritual dryness.