We can solve a lot of problems in our families, churches, and communities if we properly answer the question: Who is responsible for what? We need to learn our role and help others assume their responsibilities as well.
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As we enter this new year, we will inevitably stand in places of beauty and places of trial and devastation. But our ability to stand in the midst of the good and the bad is completely based upon the finished work of Jesus Christ. With Him, we can stand firm through any circumstance.
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One of the greatest challenges in life is learning to love one another in a fallen world. As believers in Christ, we are responsible for our own character and the needs of those around us.
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God doesn't lead through anxiety. We are to cast our anxiety upon Jesus, because He cares for us.
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As we step into the new year, consider what new thing God might be doing in you right now. What new thing does He want to accomplish in you or through you in 2026?
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Receiving involves humility (accepting a gift you didn’t earn) and trust (believing that you don’t need to somehow ‘make up for it’). But receiving is the only way to experience real freedom in Christ.
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Christmas morning is a time to remember the arrival of Jesus Christ. His birth as a baby—and later death and resurrection—opened up the way for us to experience the security and protection that come with being born of God.
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Our heavenly Father is a Giver. He provides everything we need. We can count on Him to take care of us because, “He remains faithful, for He cannot deny Himself.” (2 Timothy 2:13b) As His followers, we are called to reflect His giving heart to those around us.
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If we are trying to follow God’s example, giving at Christmas ought to look less like giving presents and more like giving our presence. In fact, the best gifts celebrate our relationships with God and others.
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We worship fully when we worship God with all that we are and all that we have. Worship reflects what is going on in our hearts. The easiest way to evaluate our hearts is to take an honest look at how we spend our time, energy, and money because doing so will indicate what matters most to us.
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This Good News should fill us with joy, wonder, purpose, and peace. Why do we often feel the exact opposite this time of year? Jesus wants us to live free from that feeling. Would you join me in choosing to overcome the cultural pressure and worship fully, spend less, give more, and love all?
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We glorify God by making ourselves known as Spirit-filled believers who give thanks to God always and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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We are not called to dispel the darkness. We are called to turn on the light. You win the battle for your mind by choosing the truth.
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Does it feel easy or hard to praise God right now? Is there something in your life that makes it difficult to declare God’s goodness and love? Giving thanks is the means to experience God’s goodness and sovereignty because it changes our perspective and opens our eyes to truly see Him.
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Regardless of where a thought originates, examine it in the light of God's Word and choose the truth.
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God’s intention for life was never to be filled with fear, anxiety, or depression. God breathed His own life into man that we may life in abundance through freedom in Him.
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God’s work in the hearts of others, especially our children, may be so subtle that we miss it when it happens. Watch for the open door.
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As Peter says, shepherds are called to care for and build up their flock. This necessitates authority to govern and speak into the lives of those under them, but also to speak out God’s spiritual authority and blessing over them. Let’s dive in!
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