You Must Be Converted {Lord’s Day 33}
Most of us have a similar attitude toward change. We don’t like it. And we have our reasons. Change is uncomfortable. We prefer what we know.
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Walking in Peace As the School Year Starts Again
A new school year is upon us, and for many of us that means feelings of excitement—as well as anxiety. Newness is around every corner. Additional responsibilities start to pile up.
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We’re All Writing the Stories of Our Lives, but We’re All Failed Authors
No matter how bad and sad our story becomes, we’re still reluctant to hand our pen over to a better author. Why? Because we still want to be the writers of our own story.
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You Need Someone Else’s Armor
Holding a sword may make you feel powerful, but there’s something about holding the sword of a legend from long ago that makes you feel unstoppable.
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Do My Works Even Matter? {Lord’s Day 32}
Like exercise and a healthy diet, good works are good for us.
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Why You Need to Know the Difference Between Faith and Works
Not only is a works mentality exhausting, but God isn’t even impressed when you try to get his attention in this way.
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What Do I Do If I’m Perplexed?
What if God intended our questions to drive us to him—the satisfier of our souls—instead?
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FAQ: Is Marriage the Cure for Lust?
James 4:3 talks about misguided prayer. It says, “You ask and do not receive, because you ask wrongly, to spend it on your passions.” So, if you’re single and struggling with sexual self-control, is it wrong to pray for God give you a husband or wife?
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Am I In or Out? {Lord’s Day 31}
Believers must not be left wondering if Christ is for or against them.
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Why We Sleep (And the God Who Doesn’t)
God can’t do—and when you realise what God can’t do, his greatness might just blow your mind.
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Do You Struggle With Unwanted Thoughts?
What does it look like practically for us to let Jesus’s love cast out our fear?
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