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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.
7 Ways to Love Your Spouse
Marriages need nurturing in both the good and trying times of life. Here are seven practical ways to love your spouse.
Q & A: 10 Important Aspects of Submission and Authority in a Christian Marriage
Are Christian wives called to submit to the godly leadership of their husbands? What does the Bible teach about submission and authority in a Christian marriage?
Sharing with Fellow Believers in Their Sufferings
Photo by pcess609 / iStock.com Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning Beautiful Christian Life LLC may get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through its links, at no cost to you. I remember growing up in the church in the late sixties and early seventies when the word “koinonia” became popular to describe…
Are You a Productive Bee? 7 Ways God Has Gifted Christians to Serve
A jar of honey is the result of thousands of forager bees, drones, builders, guards, and nurses toiling for the queen and her honeycomb kingdom. Here are 7 ways Christians also labor together to produce a sweet gospel harvest.
4 Ways to Lovingly Deal with Rejection
When people have treated us badly, it’s tempting to become bitter and aloof toward or lash out in anger at them. Here are four ways to lovingly deal with unwarranted rejection.
Forgive—We Can—We Must
Forgiving others is much easier said than done. What does the Bible teach us about the nature of forgiveness that will help us to truly forgive others from our heart?
5 Ways to Love People in the Midst of Their Sin and Frailty
Loving people tends to be easy when they are good and kind or strong and beautiful. We struggle, though, when people are at their worst and weakest. Here are five ways to love people in the midst of their sin and frailty.
Is Church Discipline Mean?
The tendency today is to view the church as a means of therapy, a place of fellowship and encouragement. The very idea of church discipline seems high-handed, arbitrary, unjust, even mean. Is this true?