Spiritual Life Archives

As Christians, we’re members of the Kingdom of God, and cancel culture has no place in our Kingdom culture. We should keep in mind that God didn’t...

Looking at the Bible’s marriage metaphors is helpful to both strengthen your marriage and to remind you of the depth of Christ’s love for you, his...

COVID isn't going anywhere--and it's weighing heavily on all of us. God wants to be there for us in our grief.

In recent days, we are seeing the effects of generational trauma on a national and world stage. In this article, I want to peel back the layers of...

What if we, as Christian people, reclaimed the essentially public nature of our faith? How might we invite another to explore the life-changing...

We can hold on to the pain of our past, or we can take hold of the lesson and grow. Here are 5 ways to redirect your thoughts when unpleasant...

There is much you may not know about a vivacious woman named Ruth that makes her story so inspiring. Here are 7 facts about Ruth and her incredible...

God doesn’t leave us during difficult times. He doesn’t forsake us when we’re broken or troubled. God is the potter, and we are the clay. Here are...

The question of our current times isn’t necessarily what will happen in the election, or even how long COVID-19 will stay around. The better...

Though the Bible leaves no room to wrongly believe that God condones or blesses homosexual relationships, the Bible also is just as clear...

I’ve heard countless stories of parents who focused on the negative or used scare tactics to keep their kids from being sexually active. But God...

Romantic relationships have an ability to touch parts of our being that we didn’t know existed. That can be great, but that can also spell bad...

Stepping out to do what seems impossible can be scary – like trying to walk on water – but God will help you keep walking.

These five tactics are all used by the narcissistic abuser to weave a web of deception and abuse, entrapping you for their own benefit. Perhaps...

We hear within the Christian community that church leaders, or deacons, should be ‘above reproach.’ What exactly does that even mean?