What defines a marriage in God’s eyes? This article reveals the power of covenant through the mohar, Jesus’ teaching on remarriage, and Christ as the Bridegroom.
Marriage today faces pressures like never before. This article explores how the digital age is reshaping devotion, purity, and family life through a biblical lens.
Jeri Hill shares firsthand stories from revival, revealing how persistence, surrender, and bold faith can transform lives and ignite a lasting harvest for God.
Jeri Hill shares the story behind revival, the power of personal evangelism, and the call to live completely surrendered to Jesus in every area of life. Evangelist Steve Hill’s wife …
Start here with a short podcast introduction to The Commands of Jesus. Get a clear picture of what Jesus asked of His followers and what we’ll be walking through together.
Jesus’ warning about “sons of hell” reveals a sobering truth: outward religion without a changed heart can lead people further from God. This article calls us back to genuine faith …
Colossians 2 exposes the danger of adding to what Jesus already finished. Learn why self-imposed worship looks spiritual but lacks power, and how to stay rooted in Christ alone.
A massive harvest is coming, but it will require a prepared people. Discover why hunger for God, relational discipleship, and house-to-house gatherings are key to sustaining what is ahead.
Francis Chan delivers a sobering and hopeful message: the current model of church cannot sustain the next generation. What’s needed is a return to authentic, relational, Spirit-led community that forms …
The early church was not an institution but a family. Bound by love and strengthened by responsibility, they lived out koinonia with courage, generosity, and truth.
Excerpt In a world of sudden chaos and uncertainty, Francis Chan reminds us that believers are called to straighten up and lift our heads—our redemption draws near. Drawing from Luke …
What made the early church alive wasn’t buildings, programs, or strategy—it was living, Spirit-led relationships. This article revisits the forgotten pattern that once fueled unstoppable growth.
