Dr. R.T. Kendall teaches from Acts 3 on the sovereignty, sensitivity, surprise, and strategy of the Holy Spirit, and why an ungrieved Spirit changes everything.
Five Things We Will Learn Why a well-run meeting cannot replace life as the family of God. How Christ, His Word, and the gifts He gives establish the Church’s order. …
Rethinking church starts with a hard question. If what you practice is biblical, you will be encouraged. If it is not, change it in prayer. Christ set you free for …
Medical debt weighs on millions of families. Nonprofit hospitals must offer financial assistance under federal law, and Dollar For helps patients apply for free. Watch the CBN story and learn …
Governments across Europe are urging families to prepare for emergencies while the U.S. military plans for 90 days of independent operations. Glenn Beck warns Americans to pay attention, take practical …
Jesus sent His followers into the harvest through receptive people and welcoming homes. Luke 10 challenges us to recover dependence on God, shared life, and obedience that reaches the surrounding …
God’s blessings do not mean opposition will disappear. Jesus warned that the hundredfold comes “with persecutions,” so stay rooted, guard your thoughts, and hold on to what God has planted.
What would church look like if we started with Scripture instead of tradition? Francis Chan calls believers back to a relational, Spirit-dependent, disciple-making church.
What happens when the structure we build for church makes it difficult for the gifts of the Holy Spirit to operate? Jesus started with twelve, the early church gathered in …
What if the church was never meant to be something you attend, but a family you belong to? Discover the beauty of believers gathering, sharing meals, growing together, and experiencing …
The church was never meant to be contained by walls. Discover why small, Spirit-led gatherings are the way back to the boundless growth of the early church.
In a time of deep darkness, God is calling His people back to the home—not for retreat, but for preparation. The question is simple: when He knocks, will we open …
