Walking by Faith (Weekly) Archives

We may need to fast from social media, which just means to abstain from doing something, or taking something out of our lives for a while. It helps...

The words of Scripture are a promise directed to true believers; to trust we are secure in our salvation. If we have given our lives to Jesus...

The Bible never clearly forbids drinking alcohol. However, it has a great deal to say about being drunk.

Here’s what I learned and how it led me to wonder if I was giving 100% of my attention, my praise, my worship, and my work to the Lord.

The solution to church hurt is not leaving the church altogether but working within the church body, placing firm boundaries, speaking the truth in...

The Christian faith is centered on what Jesus Christ has done to redeem sinful humanity. When aliens are mentioned, most mean intelligent life...

Many of us have felt the heartache that comes from losing a family pet. And to soothe the pain, we may begin to wonder where are they now? Will...

Although anger is an uncomfortable emotion, peace and reconciliation result can result if we take responsibility as believers to resolve...

Many Christians can mix up fake forgiveness with true reconciliation. In an age full of narcissism, pride, and unforgiveness—how do we know when...

Instead of praying that they come to see things our way, we should pray that they see things God's way. I will pray, "Lord, I pray you will open...

The deep work of understanding our emotions during the in-betweens brings a liberating revelation: feelings are indicative, not definitive. Pain is...

Because I'm a pastor's wife, the sabbatical was something I could participate in as well. When we got to the first week of our time off, I wasn't...

As someone who has experienced occasional moments of distance from God, I want to share five personal strategies that have helped me overcome this...

Anxiety over tomorrow’s concerns will rob you of the strength for today. Getting stuck in worry will steal your joy and render you ineffective for...

Progress, if it is truly progress, will not hinder us from loving God and our neighbor, nor will it foster an obsession with “the cares and riches”...