Bible | Discipleship | NT | OT
Rediscovering the Art of Stopping
Sabbath isn’t a burden but a gift. Rediscover the art of stopping and experience God’s renewal for your soul, family, and faith.
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Have You Ever Wondered, “Why Shepherds?”
Why shepherds? Learn why God chose shepherds to witness Jesus’ birth and the deeper meaning behind their role in the Christmas story.
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Bible | Discipleship | Leadership | NT
When the Gospel Takes Hold
Five outcomes that reveal how the Gospel transforms our hearts and lives.
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WHEN THEY REFUSE RECONCILIATION, RESTORATION AND RELATIONSHIP
“If they still refuse…” (Matthew 18:17) This week we’ve discussed relationships, specifically how they relate to Matthew 18. Feel free to scroll to the bottom of this post to read earlier posts. Verse 17 should not be taken lightly. We read, “If they still refuse…” (18:17) Unfortunately, there may come a time where one of…
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Finding Family Rhythm in Parenting
Parenting is a journey of joy and challenge. Discover how Family Rhythm can strengthen relationships and bring restoration to your home.
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When Illness or Injury Shuts You Down…
Sickness and pain remind us that we’re broken. That we need someone greater than ourselves to help us. Illness and injury drive us to our knees because we can’t function on our own. At that moment, we finally submit that we’re not doing well. This is good for us.
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Discipleship | Leadership | NT
Why Healing Starts with Confession
There’s a sin issue in our life. Do we really want to accept it? Others may not see, but we know it’s there. And in that moment we have a choice, based on our personal conviction. Is there a desire to practice the Biblical concept of confession? There’s healing to be had if we’re willing to do the work.
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Bible | Books | Discipleship | NT
How To Embrace Tests of Faith Instead of the Approval of Others
We can persevere through those unhealthy and unhelpful thoughts and feelings, moving into a place of deeper belonging. We can make a choice to rest in God’s love, poured out through Jesus, who becomes our source of value and identity. And in Him, we receive a maturity that we might not otherwise have known.
