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Live Your Purpose in Christ
In order to live our purpose, we should remain grounded in God’s voice, listen to the needs of our communities, and respond from our security in Christ.
In order to live our purpose, we should remain grounded in God’s voice, listen to the needs of our communities, and respond from our security in Christ.
With the start of a new year, many people will set New Year’s resolutions. But how often do we stop to consider the bigger picture, our purpose in Christ? From creation, God provided a purpose for mankind. The greater challenge for us now is to remember and seek after it.
Christmas is a wonderful opportunity to catch up with loved ones, whether you’re recounting old memories or making new ones. Each member of our faith family has a unique story to tell. Here are three questions to help you and your loved ones connect over God’s faithfulness throughout this year.
Faith family was an essential part of Paul’s mission work. In the beginning of several letters, he thanks God for the believers in the local church—and even names a few key people. Let’s take time to be like Paul and thank God for how He has blessed us through those special people.
This time of year, many men feel they’re running low— low on energy, focus, and sometimes even hope. If this sounds familiar, it may be time to seek spiritual rest, a tune-up even. If you’re feeling like your own “check engine light” has come on, here are four biblical truths to remind you of God’s grace for your life.
Community and spiritual health go hand-in-hand. Let’s unpack what it means to love and be loved with brotherly affection like Paul talks about in Romans 12: support, accountability, and grace.
David remembers the foster family who truly lived out their faith and, in doing so, helped him find the Lord himself
A premature end to Pedro’s baseball career launches an identity crisis
Paul wrote to the men of his small group, Before I knew everyone in this group, I was trapped inside a cage that Satan had
Psalm 107:2
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