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Bible Verses for Weary Moms

Liz Wann | March 10, 2022

How do moms hold on to hope and life when daily sacrifices feel like little deaths? How do we find rest? And what do we make of how weak and weary we feel? Three Bible verses can help moms answer these questions. ... continue reading

The Value of a Godly Female Role Model

Rachel Jones | March 8, 2022

It was an offhand comment during a prayer time at my Bible study group. But it blew me away.

Once a month, we split into single-sex groups for a more extended time of sharing and praying than we usually have time for. This is good news for the ladies, because it means we get to go to Val’s house.... continue reading

Testing the Claims of the Transgender Movement

Andrew T. Walker | Feb. 22, 2022

Any movement in society that wishes to persuade and convince others of the rightness of its cause should be willing to hold itself up to scrutiny. (This applies no less for Christianity than any other worldview.)... continue reading

What Was Jesus’ Devotional Life Like?

David Mathis | Feb. 10, 2022

We may have only glimpses of Jesus’ habits and personal spiritual practices in the Gospels, but what we do have is no accident, nor is it scant. We know exactly what God means for us to know, in just the right detail—and we have far more about Jesus’ personal spiritual rhythms than we do about anyone else in the Bible.... continue reading

What Rich Wounds Means To Me

David Mathis | Feb. 8, 2022

As King of kings, and Lord of lords, and Glory of glories, Jesus is worthy of many crowns. 

Because of how it helps me admire and marvel at Jesus, one of my favorite hymns has long been “Crown Him with Many Crowns,” written by Matthew Bridges in 1851. In my own life, it’s one of the few hymns that has been a common thread from one church to another.... continue reading

Is It Okay for Christians to Be Discouraged?

John Hindley | Feb. 3, 2022

Bitter experience has taught you not to let your hopes rise too high. Perhaps you have a faith in Christ and you feel uneasy that you find life so hard, so you wonder whether it should be like this. Is it okay for Christians to be discouraged?... continue reading

How Prayer Shapes a Marriage: Q and A with Michael and Melissa Kruger

Melissa B. Kruger | Jan. 27, 2022

How does prayer shape a marriage? We asked Michael and Melissa Kruger to share how prayer has fit into their 25 years of marriage. With 3 kids and full-time ministry roles, the Krugers offer realistic insight for busy couples. ... continue reading

Biblical Prayers for Loving Your Spouse Well

Melissa B. Kruger | Jan. 25, 2022

This is an extract from 5 Things to Pray for Your Spouse by Michael and Melissa Kruger. The book offers a series of Biblical prayer prompts for 21 different areas and situations—whether you’re newly-weds or have been married for decades. Below are five prayer prompts for loving each other well based on 1 Corinthians 13:4-6.... continue reading

10 Bible Verses About Family

Chelsea Stanley | Jan. 11, 2022

When we brought our first son home from the hospital, my husband and I couldn’t get over how the doctors and nurses had just sent us on our way with a newborn. We felt like babies ourselves, but they had entrusted a tiny person to our care without any sort of instruction manual.... continue reading

Why Your Pastor Needs Encouragement Now and How to Help

Andrew Roycroft | Jan. 8, 2022

In 21+yrs of pastoral ministry, I have never spoken to so many weary colleagues. This isn’t the normal tiredness arising from the rigours of ministry life but is genuinely concerning spiritual fatigue.

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