Day 3 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Resh (ר) — Christ Our Head
Welcome to Day 3 of our 22-day unity challenge for the Body of Christ! We are continuing our journey backward…
Where the Bible Speaks
Welcome to Day 3 of our 22-day unity challenge for the Body of Christ! We are continuing our journey backward…
Welcome to Day 2 of our 22-day journey toward unity in the Body of Christ! From now until September 22,…
Welcome to the first day of our 22-day journey toward unity in the Body of Christ! From now until September…
Let me ask you something that might mess with your morning coffee: Whose voice is the loudest in your life…
Following Jesus doesn’t always lead to comfort, clarity, or rescue. Just ask John the Baptist—the fiery prophet who paved the…
How Do I Know If I Am Truly Following God’s Will? Few questions weigh as heavily on a believer’s heart…
In recent years, technological advancements and medical breakthroughs have fueled a growing obsession with extending human life. One of the most notable movements in this space is Bryan Johnson’s “Don’t Die” initiative, which seeks to defy aging through strict regimens, biohacking, and scientific interventions. The idea of prolonging life indefinitely is an enticing one, but as believers, we must ask: Is this pursuit in alignment with God’s design?
Some prayers are polished and put together—thoughtful words spoken in gratitude or quiet reflection. And then there are the prayers that come from a different place—the raw, unfiltered cries of a weary heart. These aren’t the kind of prayers we frame and hang on the wall. They’re the ones we whisper through tears, the ones that feel messy and unrefined.
Life is full of big, tough questions that keep us up at night, make us wonder about our purpose, and challenge our beliefs. Why do bad things happen to good people? What happens after we die? Can people truly change?
The Hands That Wrote God’s Word Have you ever held a Bible and marveled at the stories, wisdom, and hope…