Walking by Faith (Weekly) Archives

I want to help you understand what moralism is and then show you why moralism is just as dangerous as the prosperity gospel.

Are you battling anxiety and fear on a daily basis? We asked experts on anxiety and fear to talk about real steps we can take to win the war on...

Sometimes it’s nice to read a book for a new perspective. Something positive and encouraging with practical application. Something to make me feel...

Attending church is an exciting and important part of being a Christian. If you are curious about Jesus, going to a church can be a great first...

An accountability partner can help people become the healthiest versions of themselves spiritually. Yet, accountability seems to be an aspect of...

Remember, Jesus came to save the world. We cannot save a world that we isolate ourselves from.

Because this process can sneak up on anyone, and Christians who love to do good and please others are especially prone to manipulative tactics,...

Here are four reasons why each year should be your best year, and some practical suggestions on how to start living from that perspective.

Will the sadness we feel because of the hard things we are facing go away? Not always. But we can have biblical joy amid difficult circumstances....

I believe in God’s promises, as I’d seen many patients and their families find a path to hope even when their bodies were failing or “The Massive...

If you engage someone in a cult, whether it is a Christian cult or not, be prepared to walk with them over the long haul. Your goal in dealing with...

Like Washington’s “An Appeal to Heaven” flag, the Christian flag reminds us who we put our faith and trust in daily in all circumstances. 

Jesus tells us to pray for our enemies (Matthew 5:43-45), including those we see or deem as not so easy to love. The truth is, when we pray for...

Sometimes, if we grieve a long time, we may feel guilty about still mourning a loved one’s death and wonder when we can move on without pain. How...

When we see what’s wrong, we long to see it fixed. This leads us into unhealthy patterns, like blaming and complaining when life isn’t good.