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What Is the Fellowship of the Saints?

By Le Ann Trees / July 10, 2024

Christian fellowship means more than being in the same place at one time with our brothers and sisters in Christ. What is the fellowship of the saints?

6 Reasons Why Christians Behave Badly

By Le Ann Trees / May 9, 2024

It’s not fun to be treated poorly by anyone, but why do people who are supposed to be loving, kind, and forgiving—yes, I’m referring to Christians—behave badly? Here are six reasons.

8 Good Ways God May Be Growing You Through Slow Healing

By Le Ann Trees / February 6, 2024

We all want to be healed yesterday from whatever physical or mental ailment or troubled relationship we are experiencing. Here are 8 good ways God may be using slow healing in your life.

Before You Pull the Ripcord on Your Marriage

By J. V. Fesko / January 25, 2024

One of the problems I’ve seen in the church is how quickly married couples want to pull the divorce ripcord. Why is it important for Christians to be very circumspect about making such a decision?

4 Ways to Respond When Christians Hurt You

By Nick Batzig / January 12, 2024

When a professing believer hurts our feelings or reputation, how should we respond? Here are four ways.

“As God in Christ Forgave You” — Ephesians 4:31-32

By BCL / October 26, 2023

How can honest self-reflection contribute to improving our relationships?

How to Have Deeper Conversations Today

By Lara d'Entremont / October 4, 2023

Those who engage us in deeper conversations want to go beyond the shallow end. They want to know us. How can we dive beyond the surface of our relationships and encourage deeper conversations?

What Does It Mean to Be a True Friend?

By Christina Fox / September 9, 2023

Sometimes we need someone else to see what we can’t see. A true friend will go to great lengths to rescue us, sometimes even from ourselves. What does it mean to be a true friend?

Keeping Godly Focus in Singleness

By Ayrian Yasar / September 8, 2023

The world seems to generally look at singleness as a time to focus on oneself or to use singleness as the time to get ahead financially or career-wise. For Christians both aspects of self-focus fall far short of the blessedness that God has in store for single people.