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Many Christians have never learned to push through the initial sluggishness they feel and lay hold of Christ on a daily basis.
Keep ReadingCommunity Groups are the place where we try to cultivate authentic Christian community with one another. That involves pursuing close relationships, meaningful conversations, and deep-rooted commitment.
Keep ReadingIf we want to be free, we have to embrace the right limitations.
Keep ReadingThe more you become captivated by God’s beauty, supremacy, and love, the more joy you’ll experience as you live for his glory.
Keep ReadingWhen the Bible about the new creation in Revelation 21:1-8, it’s a lot different than the way we typically think about heaven.
Keep ReadingSo often, the "Jesus" we worship isn't the Jesus of the Bible but rather "Jesus" as we've re-created him to be.
Keep ReadingI’ve understood that fasting is an important part of the Christian life. However, I’ve always wondered why.
Keep ReadingWe don't acquire the characteristics of a mature disciple simply by gaining Bible knowledge. In order to grow to Christian maturity, we also have to spend time with people who are spiritually mature themselves, observing their life and having formative conversations with them on a regular basis.
Keep ReadingChristian maturity is a lot more than Bible knowledge. It's about growing to resemble Jesus in five areas.
Keep ReadingJul 26
2017
A Christian’s heart is in heaven. That’s what they’re living for, that’s what they’re yearning for, and that’s where they so desire to be that they would literally be counting down the days if they knew how many days it would be.
Apr 14
2017
When the Bible about the new creation in Revelation 21:1-8, it’s a lot different than the way we typically think about heaven.
In 1 Peter 1:4, Peter says that we have “an inheritance that can never perish, spoil, or fade.” If that's true, how foolish would we have to be to invest our energy in things that will fade away when we could be investing it in treasures that will last for eternity?
