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5 Signs of Godly Wisdom
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What does it mean to be wise in God’s eyes?
Thinking about godly wisdom means we have to consider the kind of worldly wisdom we receive and how it shapes our actions.
3 Signs of a Healthy Friendship
As much as we’d love some good friends in our lives, we should start with one of the most basic questions: What do flourishing friendships actually look like?
5 Ways to Keep Ourselves Rooted in God’s Word
There are many things that make it challenging for us to read God’s Word. Often we think it’s because we don’t have time, but perhaps the more accurate reason is we often feel too tired.
4 Realities to Prepare Yourself for in the Workplace
It’s exciting to be a part of the workforce. You’re already fantasising about your dream job, thinking of your first pay, being involved in important meetings and projects.
But before you trade your beat-up sneakers for expensive leather shoes, here are some realities and truths to keep in mind as you start this new chapter in your life.
3 Heart Issues to Surrender to God
Are you struggling with any of these heart issues? Are they hampering your relationship with God?
4 Things We Don’t Need to Do When We Pray
Here are a few things we often think we should or shouldn’t be doing when we pray, but they actually matter less than we think.
3 Things to Get Right When Work Feels Meh
It’s wet and grey outside. You’re staring at your screen, the blinking cursor the only movement on the page for the last few minutes. You’ve got to do that thing you’ve been putting off for a while, but you’re not feeling inspired at all.
What We’re Really Looking For in Entertainment
It’s been a long day, so you get home (or off your work desk) and the first thing you do is plop onto the couch and reach for the remote (hey, that’s us too, no judgement).
6 Signs We’re Settling in Our Relationship with God
We often tell ourselves and each other not to “settle” when it comes to our relationships, career, or the things we want in life. But what about when it comes to our relationship with God? Is that where we’ve decided that where we’re at now is “good enough”?