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Head vs. Heart
You can open the Bible and accumulate a mountain of information without ever encountering the Author. You can graduate from a seminary with a full head and an empty heart. The Bible tells us that "kno...
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You can open the Bible and accumulate a mountain of information without ever encountering the Author. You can graduate from a seminary with a full head and an empty heart. The Bible tells us that "kno...
You failed again. And the first thought that came was not about the failure itself. It was about God. "He must be so disappointed in me." That sentence sits in the chest of almost every believer at so...
A lack of hope affects the physical body and the mind. When you lose hope, you wake up tired. You feel a sense of despondency. You look at your work, your marriage, and your family, and you see only b...
The modern church talks constantly about discipleship. We build programs, metrics, and systems to measure it. We say, "Everyone is a Christian, but not everyone is a disciple," which makes believers f...
The Bible illustrates the concept of supply through the function of fruit trees. A large tree originates from a single seed that contains the entire genetic makeup of that plant. For the tree to exist...
God finished all His work, looked at everything He had made, and then did something unexpected. He rested. Not because He was tired. Because everything was complete. That single act — rest on the seve...
Many Christians are confused about this and assume their old nature is still alive-a sinful version of themselves they have to wrestle every day. But nothing is further from the truth: "Our old man wa...
Many assume growth means becoming more aware of God's holiness.But Scripture shows something unexpected. Early on, Peter fell at Jesus' feet and said: “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord.”...
There's a tug-of-war inside many believers.The feelings thinking one thing.But the gospel saying another. Paul says, "For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteo...