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 …
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 …
You can spend your whole life preparing to follow Jesus without taking the next step. Luke 9 and James 1 confront the difference between promising obedience and practicing it.
Why are astrology, tarot, and witchcraft drawing so much attention? Explore the appeal of control, the danger of manipulation, and the freedom found in following Jesus through Zero Tolerance for …
We were never designed to walk alone. Jesus showed us a Church built around spiritual family, enduring relationships, shepherding, belonging, and shared life.
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.
God does not always need the largest army. Ken Sumrall challenges believers to become courageous, disciplined servants who hear God and obey Him.
John the Baptist warned that genuine repentance produces fruit, and Jesus revealed where that fruit comes from. Discover why abiding in Christ must transform how we live, work, give, lead, …
Young men are searching for identity, strength, purpose, and belonging. The Church must respond by restoring spiritual fatherhood, making disciples, and revealing the courageous yet tender masculinity of Jesus Christ.
Twenty-two Chinese church leaders risked imprisonment to study God’s Word together. Their courage, sacrifice, and hunger challenge the comfortable American church to pray, “May we become just like you.”
Metanoia is more than feeling sorry or repeating a prayer. It is a profound reorientation of the heart and life toward God that produces visible fruit through abiding in Jesus.
