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Common Questions From Those Who Grieve

Though grief is very unique to each person there are some common experiences that many grieving people face.

Are You Bored with Consumer Christianity Yet?

You can only listen to so many great sermons and inspiring worship sets. Jesus wants more for his followers.

Coaching with Freedom and Frameworks

How can coaches help their players enjoy the game at the highest level and also perform their best?

Where Did Jesus Go Between His Death and Resurrection?

Jesus died on a cross on Friday, and he rose from the dead on a Sunday. So where was he on Saturday?

Do I Need to Go to Church?

Less than half of Christians go to church regularly. Is that a problem?

Healthy Couples Keep Talking

Love and trust are great, but without the practical skill of good communication, your marriage might not go the distance.

Love is a Choice, Not Just a Feeling

If you’re working from a faulty definition of love, your marriage will be missing the foundation it needs to last a lifetime.

Trust is Earned, Not Freely Given

Choosing love will lead to a life-long marriage, but it’ll feel like bondage without a daily commitment to earning trust.

Why Is 2 Timothy 1:7 a Great Life Verse for Parenting?

Raising kids in a scary world is tough. Discover how to use 2 Timothy 1:7 to teach your children to trade timidity for the Holy Spirit’s power, love, and self-discipline. Provide them with a biblical foundation for confidence and character.

Why Is 2 Corinthians 5:17 a Great Life Verse for Parenting?

What does it mean for a child to be a “new creation”? Explore how 2 Corinthians 5:17 provides kids with a secure identity, helping them leave old mistakes behind and walk in the grace of Jesus.

Prayer Tips for Coaches

If you can learn to hit your knees on a regular basis, it’ll grow you in both the good times and the bad.

How Chaos Drives Us to Faith

Chaos is a time to see God at work, commit to him, and trust in him as your hope.

Taking Ownership of Your Mistakes

A common character flaw is failing to own your own mistakes. Next time you’re temped to point a finger, try the four A’s instead.

Is My Addiction a Sign that I’m Not a Christian?

Addicts often feel buried under the weight of guilt and shame. Can you struggle actively with addiction and still be accepted by God?

Why Is Psalm 139 a Great Life Verse for Parenting?

Psalm 139 is a game-changer for parents. It teaches us that our kids are unique masterpieces with a divine purpose. Discover how to help your children find their true identity in Christ and trust God’s plan for their future.