There are moments in life when the world around you looks normal, but inside you’re living in a collapsing house. That was me. I walked around with a straight face, but my soul was cracked like old stone. I wasn’t just lost — I was blind. I didn’t know who I was. I didn’t know God. And worse, I didn’t know how far I was from him.
What does it mean when we say that our lives are transformed by Christ? Nothing less than a renewal of our whole selves, a life-long process of uprooting old instincts and behaviors as the Spirit introduces us to a better, more vivid and more merciful life.
Making friends as an adult is a completely different ballgame than it was as a kid. But while it takes work, building your “village” is worth it.
All the Bible is about building relationships. Here’s a few pieces of advice from the Bible about how we can honor our maker and one another in how we treat each other.
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.
There are pivotal moments in life when we must choose between different paths, and our mindset plays a crucial role in determining our direction. Philippians 4:8 offers timeless wisdom, encouraging us to focus on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable to navigate life properly.
Discover Cody Hollister’s journey from college setbacks to NFL triumphs, and how his church community helped him overcome failures.
Join Doug Elks on his extraordinary quest to run 100 miles while wearing a weighted vest, symbolizing the weight men carry on their souls.
Psalm 107:2
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