AUTHOR
Michelle Reed
Got Peace Right Now? 7 Things You Need to Know about Your Justification in Christ
Justification is the very heart of the gospel. Here are seven things Christians need to know about their justification in Christ.
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10 Facts about the Reformation You Need to Know (Rumors and Legends Dispelled)
At the heart of the Protestant Reformation was the belief that God’s Word alone is authoritative. Here are 10 facts about the Reformation every Christian needs to know.
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3 Ways You Can Live Intentionally Every Day
Because our hearts naturally wander away from God and we love so many other lesser things, we must train our hearts to gaze upon God. How do we incorporate this into our lives practically?
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How to Find Real Joy
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?
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Love in the Time of Coronavirus
What matters eternally—our perspective on a virus or how we love? What should Christian love look like during this time of coronavirus?
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8 Ideas for Creating New Traditions This Christmas (That Are Also Good for Your Spirit!)
While traditions change over the ages, they remain a way for us to observe special times, to be intentional in reflecting on the meaning of our faith. Here are eight ideas for ways to celebrate Christmas this year.
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12 Practical Tips for Reducing Anxiety
Whether you struggle with occasional anxiety, panic, or want to overcome a particular fear in life, here are some practical ways to incorporate more peace in your life on a daily basis.
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Is It Chance or Sovereignty?
For God, sovereign over all, knowing all, nothing is accidental. This leaves us with many questions. We want to know the how’s and the why’s of our stories. Many of these questions are, as the psalmist says, “too wonderful” for us.
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The Other in Your Life: Who This Is and How to Love Them
It happened. You know, that moment that makes you cringe: the joke, the comment—maybe naïve or just insensitive—political, religious, or cultural. But the gist is undeniably to malign someone, the “other.” What is the irreducible unifier in the equation of learning how to love the other?
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