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“Give Me Neither Poverty Nor Riches” — 7 Things the Book of Proverbs Teaches Us About Money

By Campbell Markham / August 3, 2026

Here are seven things the book of Proverbs teaches us about poverty and wealth, riches and want.

BCL Online Picks — July 30, 2026

By BCL / July 30, 2026

The point of following Jesus, secret prayer, a heroic rescue, contentment, the fear of God, helping those with chronic pain, and how to have a happy life are featured in this week’s picks!

BCL Devotional: Christ Is Enough for Us — Philippians 3:5-7

By BCL / July 11, 2026

Where do you look for your identity and worth? The world says you must earn them, but the apostle Paul reminds us that Christ alone is enough for us.

Waiting on the Lord While the Wicked Prosper — Psalm 37

By Zach Keele / March 23, 2026

It doesn’t seem right. The wicked prosper while the righteous struggle. Psalm 37 speaks directly to this tension, teaching us how to wait on the Lord without giving way to anger, envy, or bitterness.

BCL Online Picks — February 5, 2026

By BCL / February 5, 2026

Why would Jesus silence those who speak the truth about him? Why are we both fascinated and fearful when it comes to AI? Find out in this week’s online picks!

BCL Online Picks — October 16, 2025

By BCL / October 16, 2025

From the devil’s schemes to the dehumanizing aspects of social media, from Christmas myths to truths about Christ himself and more, here are BCL’s online picks for this week.

Singleness: A Gift from God

By Daniel Rowlands / June 23, 2025

Some people enjoy the companionship and intimacy of marriage, while others prefer independence. Why is singleness a gift from God?

How to Find Lasting Contentment

By Le Ann Trees / June 12, 2025

Finding contentment can often seem like chasing the end of a rainbow. You feel like you’re getting closer to it and then the end seems just a little further away. What is the not-so-secret secret to finding lasting contentment?

Seek the “Great Gain”— 1 Timothy 6:6-8

By admin / February 18, 2025

Ads and influencers encourage us to want more and more stuff, but God has something far better for us. What does it mean to seek the “great gain” we read about in 1 Timothy 6:6-8?