ARTICLES

The Secret of Knowing God’s Will

By R. Scott Clark | August 22, 2022

The single most pressing question that I hear is: “How can I know God’s will?” The good news is that the secret of knowing God’s will is right in front of us.

Will You Complete Your Impossible Climb?

By Jim Richman | August 19, 2022

When God calls us to the base of the impossible mountain, he completely means for us to climb it. He’s there with us the entire way. He doesn’t expect us to do it by our own strength, but to lean into his.

Can You Hear the Loud Cries of Jesus?

By Campbell Markham | August 16, 2022

“In the days of his flesh, Jesus offered up prayers and supplications, with loud cries and tears” (Heb. 5:7). Jesus was tempted, more fiercely than we ever will be tempted. The pull on him to sin was relentless, ferocious. What do we learn about Jesus’ love for us from his loud, fervent, and tearful prayers?

3 Ways the Gospel Brings Harmony to Your Marriage

By Wes Van Fleet | July 30, 2022

We all enter into marriage with a bit of baggage. Yet, when we come to the place where both persons in marriage have their minds and hearts fixed on Christ, something beautiful happens.

A Biblical Approach to an Overly Guilty Conscience

By Lara d'Entremont | July 16, 2022

Feelings of guilt have a good place in the Christian life, but when they become excessive we have created unhelpful sorrow. What is a biblical approach to an overly guilty conscience?

How to Find Real Joy

By Michelle Reed | June 29, 2022

When our vision of the good life is tainted by our own clouded ideals and fallenness, we seek those same fallen ideals we imagine, what appears good to the eye. So, how do we find real joy?