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article | May 15, 2014

the·ol·o·gy noun : the study of God We study God through His Word each Thursday on the blog. Our goal is to present the truth of God in a way you can digest and apply. This week we'll look at how we …

article | November 17, 2009

In John 8:31–32 Jesus makes this promise, "If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." Now that's a feel-good verse if ever I heard one! Freedom …

article | December 23, 2009

One of the most valuable aids to meditation is Scripture memorization. In fact, when I encounter someone who is battling discouragement or depression, I often ask two questions: “Are you singing to the Lord?” and “Are you memorizing Scripture?” These two exercises …

article | May 7, 2020

Recently, one of my friends came upon this illustration online: “We’re all in the same storm, but we’re not in the same boat.” This Mother’s Day brings with it a different context than we’re used to––the storm––as many of us have spent …

article | June 11, 2020

Your Challenge Fix your eyes on Jesus and the finish line by reading Hebrews 12:1–3 every day for ten days. Today’s Verse Consider him who endured from sinners such hostility against himself, so that you may not grow weary or fainthearted.—Hebrews 12:3 …

article | December 27, 2011

One of the major reasons people experience a sense of frustration and failure in their devotional life is because they don’t understand why such a habit is important. As a result, there are sincere believers who have (or try to have) daily …

article | August 24, 2016

Romeo sees Juliet in the balcony of her window and is compelled to declare, "It is the east, and Juliet is the sun." It's the stuff Shakespearean plays and romantic comedies are made of. But was Romeo destined to be with Juliet? …

article | August 4, 2016

My parents are divorced. That sentence has been true for two-thirds of my life, and sometimes I still wince when I say it. Because it misses God's best, divorce is always painful. I've been walking around with pieces of shrapnel in my …

article | December 17, 2018

While some may find our ministry goals for 2019 ambitious, we prefer to think of them as God-sized! Our faith grows as we remember all He has helped us accomplish in 2018. To help our team continue to offer more meaningful blog …

article | October 22, 2020

I grew up hearing my father say, “We’re only one generation away from biblical illiteracy.” As I’ve gotten older, this statement resonates more and more. It only takes a glance at social media, a quick scan of television channels, or a momentary …