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Why the Christian Life Is Like Being a Plumber

By Le Ann Trees / August 5, 2026

What can we learn from plumbers about the Christian life? Actually, a lot.

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 Online Picks — June 25, 2026

By BCL / June 25, 2026

Toy Story 5 and encouraging children to play again, trusting our instincts to help others, humanity’s deepest problem, God’s truth versus “your truth,” and more are featured in this week’s online picks!

Following Christ’s Example of Humility

By Ayrian Yasar / June 10, 2026

In this competitive world in which we live, we may wonder if we will ever get ahead if we don’t operate our own spotlight.

BCL Devotional: Be Gentle as Christ Is Gentle — Isaiah 40:11

By Daniel Rowlands / June 6, 2026

Consider Jesus’ gentleness as the good shepherd who leads his sheep and calls them by name. How can we imitate his gentleness?

BCL Online Picks — June 4, 2026

By BCL / June 4, 2026

Christ and healing from lust, enduring tragedy, David’s overlooked greatness, infertility, wisdom, the purpose of the tabernacle, and assurance in Christ are all featured in this week’s online picks!

The Courage to Raise Godly Children

By Le Ann Trees / June 1, 2026

It takes courage to be a Christian parent, and Christian parents are charged with both protecting their children from the world and preparing them for the world.

BCL Online Picks — May 14, 2026

By BCL / May 14, 2026

How much vulnerability should pastors show from the pulpit? Why is receiving correction so difficult? Is one faithful Christian life more “significant” than another? What are “the interests of Christ”? Find out in this week’s online picks!

Freedom in Christ to Love and Obey

By Le Ann Trees / June 27, 2025

Contingent vs. consequent duties in the Christian life: What’s the difference and how does understanding this distinction help believers to better rest in Christ?