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Not all talk is harmless. Learn how to test what you hear against Scripture and guard your faith against division and deception.

You don’t have to “got this”—God does. Trust His Spirit to move mountains you can’t climb. Freedom and strength are found in Him!

God is not who we imagine Him to be—He is far greater. Discover the truth of who He is and the life-changing power of knowing Him.

True intimacy with God requires daily awareness, purity of heart, and His help to overcome the world’s constant distractions.

Life’s big decisions can feel overwhelming, but we are free to decide without fear if we trust the Lord.

Going to church isn’t enough—only a real relationship with Jesus saves. Discover the simple, life-changing truth of the gospel.

Psalm 100 calls us to joyful worship, humble service, and deep trust in God’s goodness, love, and faithfulness—for all generations.

Before we reached for Him, God had already set His love on us. This gospel story begins not with us—but with who He is.

Feeling weary from the hard path? Find encouragement, hope, and strength to press on—because God walks the way with you.

A personal reflection on how praise through trials refines us, drawing us closer to God’s purpose and presence.

When struggles come, don’t go alone—join together in prayer. Discover the power of community and the mission to share Jesus.

Headed the wrong way in life? God’s grace offers a U-turn. Turn from darkness to light—Heaven rejoices when you repent.

Want to bring joy to God’s heart? Simply pray. Your humble, heartfelt communion with Him is His greatest delight.

Those who are wise listen to godly advice.

Like a child in the nursery, we can trust God’s promises or be filled with fear. Are we standing in faith or worrying in doubt?

When facing opposition, respond like David—pray, examine your heart, trust God, and find joy in His presence. Psalm 17 shows the way.

Every good gift flows from God’s presence. Reflect on His work in your life, give thanks, and walk humbly before Him today.

A foster child’s choice to eat dry ramen reveals a deeper lesson on faith, grace, and patience in guiding new believers to growth in Christ.

We pursue what we value. God’s will is good, acceptable, and perfect—worthy of our full surrender and trust.

Stop striving for approval—true freedom comes from pleasing God, not people. Learn to set boundaries and live for an audience of One.

Explore the biblical perspective on respecting authority, submitting to God’s will, and honoring those in leadership roles.

The Carters and the Wakefields. Two families that had been feuding for more than 85 years. And it was time […]

Those who are wise listen to godly advice.

Discover the powerful story of Jim and Elizabeth Elliot, a love that defied fear and brought the gospel to those who took his life.

When crisis strikes, the body of Christ must unite—serving, giving, and sharing His light in a dark world. Will you answer the call?

Discover how true identity is found in Christ, not the world. Learn how transformation through Him leads to a life of purpose.

In a fast-paced world, patience is hard, but God’s timing is perfect. Learn to be S.T.I.L.L. and trust His wisdom in all things.

Discover the true meaning of living sacrificially for Christ, offering your life as a living sacrifice in response to His love and mercy.

Reflect on trusting God’s wisdom and surrendering our opinions to His sovereignty, as we seek understanding and embrace His perfect plan.

Discover how Lent can deepen your faith journey, whether through fasting or reflection, as you prepare your heart for Easter.

Discover how God’s grace invites all to be grafted into His family, just like joining an exclusive club—free for all who believe.

Does Christianity have a job description? Find out what God’s intended focus is for your life!

Will you answer God’s call like Isaiah, or will silence echo like in Ezekiel? Step forward in faith—be the one who says, “Send me!”

True abundant life isn’t found in things—even godly ones—but in knowing Jesus. Discover how to live fully alive in Him!

Are you holding on to the old when God offers something better? Let go and embrace the new life Christ has for you.

Our physical purity goes beyond saving ourselves for marriage and dives deep into the heart.

Paul was willing to give his life for others to hear the truth. Are we?

Discover the unbreakable bond of God’s love. Nothing can separate you from Him, no matter the trials or troubles you face.

Fear tried to hold me back, but God called me to obedience. Trusting Him, I stepped into His plan—will you?

We are adopted into God’s family, given full rights as His children, and called to reflect our Father. Do others see Him in you?

A life well lived leaves a lasting impact. Remembering Mr. Wherry’s love, faith, and wisdom—this is not the end, but the beginning.

We all struggle with doing what’s right, even as Christians. But our hope isn’t in ourselves—it’s in Jesus. Learn more at follow.Lifeword.org.

Learn how dressing with intention can draw attention to God rather than yourself, leading to a life of confidence, self-control, and godly love.

Why do we feel drawn to the very thing we’re told to avoid? It’s more than just curiosity—it’s a nature we’ve battled since the very beginning.

When God begins working in our hearts, we often think it is just on our end. But God is not limited by time, geography, or power. He is working all the time in multiple places.

Is it possible to confidently know that you are a true believer? That you are in Christ, and Christ is in you? That you will go to heaven eternally?  

We’ve all been given a second chance through Christ. You were once dead in sin, but now you are alive in Him—so how will you live your new life?

Interacting with an unbelieving world is difficult, but God’s Word guides us how to walk winsomely.

Jesus took the raw end of the deal for us, offering salvation not because we could ever repay Him, but simply because He loves us.

Why trust anything but faith to save you when God has already made it clear—righteousness comes through belief, not works.