HOW A SOCCER THEMED COOKIE MADE MY DAY
Today I want to write about cookies.
I want to write about cookies from Starbucks. I know, Canadian readers; typically the Norton family is a Tim Horton’s family. Nevertheless, Starbucks was on the way.
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EVANGELISM: HOW ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS
As Christians, we want others to know Christ. We want to convince the atheist that God’s created design is truth. We want to convince the muslim that God is Trinity. We want to convince the sikh that there is only One true God. We want to convince the Jew that Jesus is the Messiah. We’re focused…
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3 REASONS THE CHURCH NEEDS TO RAISE UP YOUNG LEADERS
There is an unplanned generational shift that is taking place. Whether we like it or not, the next generation is impacting the Western world in massive ways. They’re transforming common thoughts and ideas. Most of these shifts are based on their value system.
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Why I Believe Church Membership Is Important
Church membership isn’t about perks—it’s about belonging, responsibility, and shared mission.
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Share Your Faith with Confidence
Sharing faith isn’t easy, but the Holy Spirit equips us to speak with confidence.
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Branching Out in Faith
Branching out in faith takes courage. Jesus modeled it with His disciples, and we’re called to live it too.
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Mentorship That Lasts
True mentorship and discipleship leave a lasting impact that events never can.
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The Secret to Finding God’s Will
The secret to finding God’s will is not about chasing answers but seeking Him first in love, trust, and relationship.
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When Stress Feels Like a Storm
When stress feels like a storm, Jesus brings peace. He calms the waves of anxiety and strengthens us to trust Him.
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Intentional Prayer in a Busy Summer
Intentional prayer on busy summer days strengthens my devotional life, helps me stay grounded in God, and protects me from “popcorn prayers.”
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How Spiritual Gifts Shape Our Personality
Our spiritual gifts don’t replace our personality, but complete it.
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What Hollywood Gave Me Through Noah
Hollywood’s Noah missed the mark, but our response surprised me.
