ARTICLES
Category: Life
The 15 Vices of Galatians 5:19-21 and How to Resist Them
The battle between the flesh and the Spirit wages throughout our lives. The apostle Paul gives us a list of 15 vices to deepen our perception of the ways of the flesh and how to resist them.
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15 Ways to Reduce Daily Stress and Be More Fruitful in 2025
Here are fifteen ways, along with corresponding Bible passages, to reduce your daily stress and be more fruitful in 2025.
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Depression and the Need for Community: 6 Practical Ways to Help
Depression can remain in the shadows until it’s become such a part of us, we don’t remember when we didn’t feel that way. Here are six practical ways the church community can help carry us through the darkness until the sun shines again.
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Justice, Generosity, and Jesus
One need not be rich to be generous. True Christians are cloaked with the righteousness of Christ and their joy in their salvation pours out, even from deep poverty, into a wealth of generosity for others.
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The Power of Habit in Teaching Our Children About God
The colossal calling of parenthood is made up of zillions of seemingly insignificant events. Something happened recently that encouraged me regarding how the habits we create in our homes can—by God’s grace—make a life-changing impact on the hearts of our little ones.
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How Do Christians Love People with Different Worldviews?
Here are two basic reasons why the Christian worldview enables me to love atheists and those who adhere to other religions.
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Using Money Wisely
Money is a part of daily life. Here are some practical thoughts on wisely stewarding the money God entrusts to us.
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Living in Light of the End
As Christians participate in ordinary daily pursuits in this world, they should be focused on living life backward. What does that mean?
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Being on Alert for the Demonic in the Mundane
The Roman gladiatorial games were ordinary, mundane, everyday events; yet, Christians recognized their evil nature. What in our own culture looks ordinary and mundane, yet, at its core, pulsates with the demonic?
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