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Feeling weak and wondering where your strength went? Discover how Nehemiah 8:10 transforms guilt, weakness, and spiritual drift into resilient joy, gospel-shaped strength, and generous love that overflows to others in everyday Christian life.
A parish is a pilgrim community “away from home,” gathered under God’s care, where lonely and restless outsiders find belonging, shared journey, and hopeful hospitality in a new spiritual family. It's why we say as a church, "You belong here."
Jesus followers are all called to lead by following Jesus’ example of humble, sacrificial service, using their everyday influence to lift others up both in the church and in the wider world.
Discover why Jesus placed a child at the center of His teaching in Matthew 18—and how valuing children isn’t just ministry to Him, but a mirror of true discipleship and the heartbeat of God’s kingdom.
Discover the freedom Paul describes in Romans 6:1–14—where your old life ends, a new one begins. Learn what it really means to be dead to sin and alive to God.
James 1:25 calls Jesus followers to slow down, study Scripture deeply, and actually live it out—with the promise of blessing in all we do. So what kind of blessings would cause us to study the Bible like a textbook?
Discover how to heal broken Christian relationships by dealing with offense, practicing biblical forgiveness, and having courageous, restorative conversations rooted in Scripture so you can overcome hurt, break the cycle of bitterness, and walk in Christlike peace and reconciliation.
As a Jesus follower, do you wrestle with your faith in Him? Consider the possibilities that faith and doubt can coexist, that such incongruence is human, and that Jesus graciously holds onto you even while you struggle with your belief in Him.
Discover what the Bible really says about financial giving. Learn why God calls Christians to give faithfully, generously, and cheerfully as an act of love and worship.
There is a verse in the Bible that says God delights in the perishing and destruction of Israel. How can a God of love and mercy delight in such a thing? Is that verse possibly wrong? Is God actually mean or is there something in this verse we are misunderstanding?
Romans 3:25 refers to Jesus being a "propitiation." However, outside of the Bible, this word has little meaning. Here's what you need to know; the meaning of propitiation has massive a impact on you and your relationship with God.
This is the first in an ongoing series looking to provide plain meaning to certain Christian words that don't have well-understood definitions. We sometimes refer to this as "Christianese," and being able to make sense of the language of our faith holds great value for all people.
We live noisy and busy lives. It makes the idea of connecting with the God who made us quite unrealistic. After all, He doesn't live with us on the earth where all the noise is. But Jesus showed us a life hack for that; He withdrew from people and activity. He went away to climb a mountain.