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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.

Grounding Our Expectations and Limitations in God’s Word

By Ayrian Yasar / July 20, 2026

We all live with expectations and limitations. How do we go about grounding our expectations for ourselves and others in God’s Word?

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 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!

5 Practical Ways to Grow in Wisdom

By Ayrian Yasar / April 8, 2026

Scripture teaches that wisdom begins with reverence for God. Here are five practical ways to grow in wisdom for our good and God’s glory.

How Does God Speak to People Today?

By Don Strand / January 3, 2026

With heartfelt conviction believers want to know God’s will for their lives and how to honor their heavenly Father. So how can we hear from God?

Are Good Works Good Enough?

By Daniel Rowlands / September 29, 2025

Works are what we do—our actions. But what does it mean if we add “good?” What makes a work good?

3 Important Things to Know about Walking Arm in Arm with Jesus from Proverbs 3:5-6

By Campbell Markham / August 22, 2025

Jesus calls us to trust him with all of our heart. Keeping in mind the structure of Proverbs 3:5-6 and its deep-rooted Christ-centeredness, let us ask these three questions.

Loving Our Neighbor with Our Words

By Le Ann Trees / May 27, 2025

While “toxic positivity” and “empathy misses” are usually well-meaning attempts to help, they can end up causing more pain to people who are already suffering in some way. Here are some thoughts on how to love people with our words.