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Looking at how Jesus led helps us learn what true leadership is.

Our value does not come from our busyness.

Be aware that your approach is perhaps more important than your information. Don’t be out of step, out of control, or out of line when you attempt to love and respond to others.

With conspiracies, distrust, and depression at the forefront of cultural noise, we would do well to turn it off and turn to Christ.

If you want to be a light for Christ while you’re in college, don’t assume you can ignore the Christian ones.

Doing what you want when you want sounds nice, but if you ask someone who has lived that life, you may hear about a life of self-destruction.

Summertime church camps, student conferences, and mission trips . . . it’s been a great break for our students, but going back to school is an opportunity for Satan to strike.

God created us to work hard and use our talents and skills to honor him in doing so.

Satan continuously tries to divert your attention from the true healer and to the world’s false hope.

Contrary to popular belief, God is all we need in this world of division that is stoked by people with ulterior motives.

There are all kinds of scams out there, but one of the biggest lies is that humans know more than God.

In this selfie-taking world of ours, we would do well to put the spotlight on our souls, not our bodies.

You may not like it, Christian, but as a believer you have some kind of influence, so what does that look like?

Why has the term “Christian” become watered down and meaningless today?

Why are we ho-hum about people coming to Christ and surrendering their lives to Him?

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

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

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

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

God gives us all kinds of opportunities to confess our sin and repent.

The world offers empty promises for your best life, but Jesus offers the truth of the gospel.

Holidays aren’t joyful when you find yourself in a pit of pain and despair.

All over the world and in many languages, Christians sing of a Savior.

This radical movement can change your life and change the world.

God has existed before time, and his love for us, his creation, has no end.

Because of Jesus’ work on the cross, we want to make an eternal impact on our city.

Many believe that showing patriotism equals hatred, but Christians know otherwise.

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

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

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

Yes, it can feel like life is hopeless, but you can be free from that pain and have joy.

Parents, your children are watching closely, and they will pick up on your value system.

When done with a pure and humble heart, judging is part of help and healing.

Being in the world but not of it means we have to communicate with enemies of Christ.

Worldly achievements mean nothing, but how you lived for Christ means gaining the whole world.

Truly knowing who God is affects your prayers, your worship, and your spiritual growth.

An earthly kingdom built by men will never save you; only Jesus does that.

Non-believers will only want what we have if they see fruits of the Spirit in us.

There is no greater message than the message of Jesus.

Every person is loved by God and was placed on this earth with a purpose.

The sin nature of our flesh often leads us to dehumanize and seek conflict with anyone on a different “team”.

It’s a personal choice but one that should never cause problems for others.

God invites us to sit at his bountiful table and find relief from the world’s empty promises.

We are given gifts to be used in the service of the King.

It is important to remember on Valentine’s day the greatest act of love.

Christians should swim against the cultural current and refuse to be controlled.

Accomplishments do not determine your identity or your value, only Jesus . . .

Surrendering to Jesus and his plan for my life is how I found fulfillment, peace and joy.

If you’re fighting the battle of despair, God offers an answer the world can’t comprehend.

He and everyone he knew had give up on him until someone told him about Jesus.