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God gives this command to mankind 365 times in the Bible: “Fear not.”

Growth requires intentional care for and commitment to what you love.

Solomon promised that wisdom would bring blessings and sorrows.

As we remember, let us praise the Lord that the empty grave defeated death.

In times of despair, the best things to do is to cooperate with God in the healing.

If you’re relying on the power of Christ, why try to control everything?

Leading people is hard, but evaluating yourself helps you help others…

What if you re-imagined what it means to find rest for your soul

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

In a culture where “control” is a negative term, give it to God to find peace and joy.

Wishing you’re someone you’re not is dangerous and self-destructive.

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

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

Understanding these unprecedented times could mean more intentional Bible study.

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

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

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!

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Leading people to Christ and the cross requires authentically loving people.

You can’t always blame culture for your church’s lack of growth.

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

God is sovereign and forgiving, so quit performing CPR on your hurt and pain.

Don’t give in to that worldly reaction of allowing others to make you angry.