Spiritual Life Archives

I've faced many circumstances that included the loss of my husband, hospitalization with pneumonia, financial setbacks, and a myriad of natural...

As someone raised on the fringes of the IBLP organization, I have come to realize there is a stark difference between identifying key and...

Satan does not have an insatiable desire for your belongings. He is not fixated on your house, your car, your bank account, or your job. In fact,...

Christians need to practice biblical discernment and wisdom when they encounter any teaching or ideology. In part two of this article series, I...

We should think about death because of the God-centered perspective that death brings. Here are four benefits to thinking about death.

Whether you were a “fundy” or are simply curious about this unique denomination within the Christian faith, it would be my honor to share a few...

The word 'namaste' comes from Sanskrit and is used as a traditional form of greeting or salutation within Hindu cultures.

A person who identifies as a Christian Fundamentalist is making a commitment to adhere to the core doctrines that are essential to Christianity....

It's no secret that younger generations are leaving the Church in droves –for all sorts of reasons. In her research, Sarah Margaret Vaughn cites...

I often hear and see the same prison described by people living in the grip of failure and defeat for one reason or another. I want to share some...

Let’s explore the meaning of truly knowing God, and how we can get to know God well. 

The terms pro-choice versus pro-life are tossed around in the media, courts, and public opinions, but let’s take a closer look at the true pro-life...

My experience in both arenas—a counseling center and private practice—convinces me that when it comes to therapy, offering unpaid sessions won’t...

If you’re looking for a new habit to help you grow spiritually, I highly recommend weaving regular prayer walks–or prayer rides if you can’t walk–...

To bring glory to God, joy to your heart, and more unity to your local fellowship, here are seven ways to love the difficult people in your church.