Moving From a Hardened Heart to Fertile Soil
By addressing neglected areas and seeking renewal, you open yourself up to growth and deeper connections, hardened heart to fertile soil.
By addressing neglected areas and seeking renewal, you open yourself up to growth and deeper connections, hardened heart to fertile soil.
This decades as a believer milestone reminds me of grace and growth as I reflect on fifty years walking with God.
How growing churches engage and retain young adults through effective outreach, community programs, and discipleship strategies.
For us Christians? Weakness is something to be rejoiced in. Our physical ailments? Our shifting emotions? Our penchant toward anxiety? These are all opportunities for us to rejoice.
We should thank God He knows exactly what suffering he’s called us to endure.
I’ve long observed that the natural flow of the human heart is toward itself, rather than toward others. That truth fuels a single-minded passion for pursuing purpose.
His power and presence are at work in us through Christ's Victory.
We are all caught in an internal battle between our sinful desires and the Spirit of God. Using the classic "Two Wolves" analogy, this article explores how to intentionally starve bitterness and greed while nourishing your joy and hope through the power of God’s Word.
The old order will have once and for all passed away, and God will replace it with a new order—one that is fundamentally transformed, affirming no sin in heaven.
As consumers, we expect a certain degree of service and preferential treatment in exchange for our loyalty. We expect our needs and desires to be catered to. This article addresses frustration with your church and offers perspective on navigating it faithfully.