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How the Book of Deuteronomy Spoke to My Fears
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I wasn’t that excited to begin this year’s study on Deuteronomy. But to my surprise, the very book that I was reluctant to study provided me with the encouragement I needed.
The Christian Life Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint
My church starts every year with a prayer and fasting event, which become an anticipated event for many of us. As we ask each other what we’re praying for, one request I often hear is deeper intimacy with God.
Productivity Tips From 3 Bible Characters
As I think about how often productivity, fatigue, and burnout are part of our vocabulary, I wonder if it’s time to assess our work ethics and consider some truths from the Bible that may help us.
No Longer Led by the Leash of Lust
Preachers often quote Romans 12:2 to remind us what we need for a radical transformation—but what does it look like to renew our minds?
Gardening Opened My Eyes to God’s Perfect Timing
A couple of years ago, my parents decided to give me a few of their plants to take care of. I wasn’t really a plant person, but I wanted to appreciate their gesture and so accepted (rather begrudgingly) the responsibility of caring for.
Navigating My First Relationship (With Help From the Bible)
It’s not surprising if you feel that the Bible isn’t a book you can run to for advice on modern-day romance.
Nevertheless, there are some Biblical principles that we can discerningly apply to our romantic pursuits.