Believing With Our Head and Heart
It’s okay to feel the pain. . . and it’s okay to be honest with the Lord about how hard it is. But, at the end of the day, we can look at the trials and declare that God is good, even through it.
It’s okay to feel the pain. . . and it’s okay to be honest with the Lord about how hard it is. But, at the end of the day, we can look at the trials and declare that God is good, even through it.
As leaders in the church, our role is to help people recognize the Power of Attentiveness as we attend to the God who offers his caring presence to all places and people.
Why do I believe Jesus is the only way? Because the Bible says it, and I believe in the Bible—and that’s what it comes down to. Are we going to believe what the Bible says or are we not?
Family devotions aren’t a home run every morning; they’re a patient, intentional rhythm that you pray will shape your family.
How can such high-level design exist without a designer? This overview highlights Arguments for God's existence and their implications.
As puny and flawed as we are, the fact that we accomplish a few things and then decide we can live without God reveals Pride in your blind spot and is all the proof anyone should ever need of our precarious condition in this universe.
Oftentimes, wrestling with doubt can be sparked by what made you believe, because we’re all seeing it through different lenses.
Rule over all my life, every area, Lord Jesus. Rationalizing sin often begins with admitting the small hidden things that we try to hide from others.
Proud, presumptuous people always think they deserve better. If the day goes well, they don’t notice. If it doesn’t, it’s a great disappointment, and someone else is always to blame.