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Le Ann Trees

12 Reasons I Love My “Smaller” Church

By Le Ann Trees / April 17, 2023

Both small and big churches are precious gems in Christ’s kingdom. Here are 12 reasons I love my “smaller” church.

Did Authoritative Male Headship Exist in the Garden of Eden Before the Fall?

By Le Ann Trees / April 14, 2023

Increasingly, some Christians are claiming that no authority structure existed in Adam and Eve’s relationship in the garden of Eden prior to their fall into sin. Is this true?

The Reality and Joy of Accountability

By Le Ann Trees / March 22, 2023

Accountability often seems to be a one-way street. We want other people to be held accountable but also want God and others to to go easy on us. The reality is that we are all accountable to God, one another, and ourselves.

How Not To Be a Heretic

By Le Ann Trees / February 23, 2023

Of course, no one ever plans to become a heretic, but it still happens. Here are three things you can do to better know and uphold the great truths of the Bible.

3 Good Things to Remember When People Let You Down

By Le Ann Trees / January 20, 2023

In this fallen world we all have experienced the pain and frustration of being disappointed by someone. Here are three good things to remember when people let you down.

Taking Time to Rest

By Le Ann Trees / October 11, 2022

How does remembering God’s sovereignty encourage us to take time to rest?

7 Attributes of the Considerate Christian

By Le Ann Trees / June 14, 2022

Christians should be known for being especially gracious, loving, and kind. Here are seven attributes of the considerate Christian.

How Unity in the Church Happens

By Le Ann Trees / June 8, 2022

The Bible says that Christians are to “be united in the same mind and the same judgment” (1 Cor. 1:10-13) and “love one another” (John 13:34). Yet, why is there so much division in Christ’s church?

Trusting God in Times of Sudden and Excruciating Loss

By Le Ann Trees / March 28, 2022

Maybe you have recently experienced a devastating loss, or you know someone who has. Even though it seems impossible to do when facing a sudden tragedy, here are five good things to remember.