The Three Pillars of Biblical Fatherhood
A father who honors God provides, protects and empowers his family.
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Category: Articles
What Qualifies You to Preach?
You don’t have to go to seminary to qualify to teach. But preaching is a high calling, so you should ask a few basic questions before you fill the pulpit.
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Intro to PursueGOD Preaching
PursueGOD sermons equip regular people to preach life-changing sermons – whether you’ve gone to seminary or not.
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Making Handoffs for Premarital Mentoring
Wedding season is the perfect opportunity to spark a mentoring culture in your church. Here’s how to do it.
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How to Talk About Your Past Baggage in a Relationship
We all have baggage of some kind, so learning to talk about it is important in a healthy relationship.
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Tattoos – Permissible or Not?
Some Christians have extreme views on this topic but there is a middle ground point of view that’s worth considering.
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Five Simple Tips to Eliminate Anxiety
Learn five tips that can help you manage anxiety in your life.
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Don’t Spend Yourself Broke
The fundamental law of budgeting is simple: don’t spend more than you make.
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5 Steps for Budgeting, Saving and Building Wealth
The second part of a God-honoring budget is to plan for savings.
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The Shocking Testimony of the Women at the Tomb
Women were considered “outsiders” in Jesus’ day yet they are at the center of the resurrection story.
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How Should Christians Spend Money on Entertainment and Leisure?
With all the needs that are evident around us, is it OK for Christians to spend money on things that are purely for enjoyment?
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Dangerous Ideas | The Grid Day #0
The world draws us in with a promise of happiness – but the longer we buy into a secular grid, the more it leads us down a meaningless path.
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Avoiding the “Happiness Trap”
The quest for personal happiness can be exhausting if it means trying to avoid all negative emotions and experiences.
Read MoreWhat Is The Superior Affection Greater Than The Lie Of Porn?
Pornography promises intimacy but delivers isolation. To find true freedom, we need more than willpower; we need a “superior pleasure.” Learn how a relationship with Jesus satisfies the deep soul-hunger that porn can never fill.
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Biblical Time Management Tips For a Chaotic Life
Don’t let your life get out of control. Learn six tips right from the Bible that can help you manage the chaos.
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Triangulation And The Fear Of Conflict
Triangulation is a fear response to conflict when you involve a third party rather than dealing with it directly with the person involved.
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How Christianity Is Unique Among World Religions
Christianity isn’t just about abstract beliefs. It’s rooted in a historical claim – the life, death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Giving Your Partner the Benefit of the Doubt
We usually give ourselves the benefit of the doubt, but often deny it to others. Yet this way of thinking is toxic for relationships.
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Why Do Happily Married People Have Affairs?
Affairs can happen in any relationship, even to couples who seem to have it all together. Safeguard your marriage from some of the lies that lead to cheating.
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Stop Hiding Behind Your Filters
When you’re on your social media, you need to know that it’s not reality.
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The Four Purposes of a Mentor Rally
Let’s rally! Connect every month with mentors and small group leaders at your church for prayer, vision-casting, encouragement, training, and connection.
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3 Steps to a New Identity in Christ
Living as a Christian changes our identity, but it doesn’t usually happen overnight. Try these three steps if you’re struggling.
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Spiritual Respiration and the Christian Life
Learn about the natural rhythm of inhaling God’s spiritual breath and exhaling prayer and worship in our daily lives.
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Three Longings Built into Every Heart
Is life giving you what you want, or do you feel let down? The issue isn’t that we have longings. The problem is that we’re looking for the “good life” in all the wrong places.
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