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His name means “The LORD is my God.” The message of his life matched his name. It still does today. Not only do we see evidence of this man...

In all the busy-ness, it’s tempting to think of your home group as an optional extra—to fit in so long as you have the time, and the energy. Here’s...

From fisherman to evangelist, here are four powerful lessons for Christians today, from the Books of 1 and 2 Peter.

At some point we’re going to hear from a high school sweetheart, date from college days, or someone else who simply “likes” what we “like.”

The spirit of Jezebel that is evidenced today seeks to defile believers spiritually and physically. A Jezebel spirit endorses the lusts of the...

What do you say when nothing can make it better? A child who has lost a loved one cannot be comforted — at least not in a lasting way...

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At the beginning of time, God ordained that there would be six days for working, and one for rest. This rest is called the Sabbath, or a time to be...

Spotify. YouTube. Netflix. Instagram. We're saturated in images, sounds, stories, and ideas that have incredible power to influence our...

Here are 5 ways that Homeschool left me equipped to excel not only in college, but in my relationship with God as well.

Forky is a toy that looks, well… different. His head and body were made from a plastic spork, his arms from a pipe cleaner, and his legs from a...

The children are out of school, and mom and dad are searching for summer activities. Of course, nothing beats a cool dip in the pool, and camps...

Worry and fear doubt God’s promises, question His power, disregard His presence, and divert our hearts from His praise. John Wesley said, “I would...

In our relationships, it is more than just the thought that counts. God wants us to love not just in word but also in deed!

Let’s be honest and agree that no one is regal all of the time. Instead of asking “Where did Prince Charming go?” try these three questions...