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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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?

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

God answers prayer based on his eternal perspective, not our earthly ones.

God doesn’t intend for us to live in bondage to our past sins.

When that mountain seems impossible to move, know that your strength is in Jesus.

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.

Allow God to soften your soul and get rid of the accumulated junk this year.

Is your God BIG or little? Powerful or weak? Wise or clueless?

God doesn’t promise a smooth ride, but to be with us in the turbulence.

Jesus’ heart was beating for you, drawing you to himself, even in that manger bed.

The hands that grabbed Mary’s finger would writhe in pain on the cross.

Did Jesus’ parents feel a shadow hanging over the manger that night?

Representing Jesus and sharing Christ’s message is the real point this season.

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

If God feels distant and irrelevant, reach for him, call his name, and live.

When you don’t even feel like living anymore, God is with you in the storm.

What begins as a little fly turns into a big annoyance and concentration is impossible.

For some, the holidays are a painful reminder of loss and regret.

If you understand the gospel, you understand your true purpose.

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.

As you travel on this journey of hope, don’t miss God’s faithfulness.

God’s provision doesn’t mean a perfect life but a life controlled by Him.

Worrying and jumping ahead of God is exactly what the devil wants us to do.

God wants to help with those sins that repeatedly ensnare you.

Jesus doesn’t promise life without pain but life with a purpose.

Allow Jesus to control your life and never again care about worldly things.

Because we serve a limitless God, we can be sure of our own eternity.

Steps lead to salvation, but the road to it is requires a simple decision.

It’s the holiday eclipsed by a bigger one, so remember to see God in it also.

Mental struggles are real, but those who suffer can know God’s love.