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Learn leadership from King David—humble, obedient, and dependent on God. True success begins with prayer and daily trust in Him.

Learn what it means to love your enemies as Jesus taught—choose forgiveness over revenge and find freedom through grace.

Discover the power of aggressive kindness through King David’s story—God’s love seeks, restores, and transforms lives.

When God is silent, prayer still changes us. Discover how forgiveness and faith grow through betrayal and persistent prayer.

Discover why Jesus called the poor blessed and the rich warned in Luke 6. A powerful reflection on faith, humility, and true spiritual wealth.

How to be a godly man: practical, biblical guidance on character, purity, courage, leadership, and service for a Christ-centered life.

David’s story reveals how small compromises lead to sin—but God’s grace restores repentant hearts through conviction and mercy.

When God serves humble pie, it’s never to shame us—but to shape us. Discover how humility draws us closer to His glory and grace.

When self-reliance fails, surrender brings strength. Discover how letting go and trusting God can change everything.

Feeling unworthy? Discover how God’s grace transforms shame into purpose and equips the broken to serve Him with strength.

Discover how Paul corrected the Corinthian church’s potluck problem and what it teaches us about unity, humility, and the true Lord’s Supper.

Discover the true wonder of Christmas through Mary’s anticipation of Jesus’ birth and how we can live with the same joyful expectation today.

A pool day turns into a moment of deep conviction, reminding us of Jesus’ love for the humble and our need for grace over judgment.

Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him. (Colossians 2:6) Paul has given us great instructions […]

It never failed. Mom would be asleep and us three kids would get into a knock down, drag out fight. […]

If you are even remotely wise, you will want to be led by God. It will make sense to you […]

There’s something truly special about a horribly colored picture or craft given to you by tiny little hands. There’s really […]

Paul, once a Pharisee and Roman citizen, chose to call himself a servant of Christ—a humbling reminder of who we are called to be after encountering Jesus.

Humility shines when we go the extra mile simply to help others—like Paul, who put aside his own rights to reach those who needed the gospel.

Uncover how embracing childlike faith leads to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God.

It’s always good to examine ourselves and our motives. Are we serving God because we love Him and want to obey, or are we wanting extra credit for it?

In God’s Kingdom, service is more important than status.

Cultivating humility in our daily walk should be a priority.

Jesus took as much time and gentleness with Judas as He did with the other disciples who were loyal to Him. What a beautiful picture of Jesus’ love for us, even amid our grievous sin.

Can we serve the least of these with love and humility? Can we humble ourselves in the way Jesus did?

Ask questions and search out the answers. Let the Holy Spirit guide you as you discover more and more.

As believers, we want to remain humble and teachable.

In the Christmas story and still today, God shares the message of His Son with and through the humble.

Let’s intentionally choose gifts from the Savior’s circular this year for a guarantee of never having to wait in lengthy return lines!

Let’s talk. God loves you and desires a deeper relationship with you. If you’ll only humble yourself to His authority and Lordship over your life. Why? Because He is worthy!

Lord, less of me and more of you.

How often are we deceived into believing we deserve something when it’s actually God who does because he is our above-and-beyond Provider.

There’s a completely new set of heroes that don’t hold a candle to those that are truly humble and selfless.

Humility is a choice and a gift God gave us so we can sacrificially serve others.

Anyone who says they are enough does not know their need for a Savior.

Nurturing those hurts and offenses will keep you from enjoying the fullness of God’s peace and joy.

The world wants us to beat ourselves up for mistakes, but God has no limits on hie love. None.

We can either be humble or be humbled by God.

Comparing ourselves to others is never a good assessment of how good we are.

When we are quick to listen and obey, we will receive God’s kindness.

Paul made sure his message was clear to believers: Spreading the gospel is up to you.

It is important to consider others more important than ourselves by serving them.

We should be careful how we respond to people and how quickly.

Achieving earthly greatness is meaningless according to the greatest in heaven.

Prayer could be the secret weapon to life-changing transformation in the lives of those around you.

How often do you sit down to pray, and this happens:  You think of your family.  You pray for your […]

I love the story of The Lorax, by Dr. Seuss, and one of the most impactful lines comes in an exchange […]

I follow the Daily Wire, a conservative news source driven by Christianity’s political protagonist Ben Shapiro. I’m subscribed, so I get […]

If only my children would be more grateful . . .  As a young mom, I was sure that was […]

“Holy Desperation” has been defined as when a congregation humbles themselves before God and realizes they can no longer keep […]