The Only Sustainable Motivation for Working Out
Do you struggle to eat right, sleep well, and exercise hard? If so, here are a few choices you can make that will make a major difference.
Ezra Byer
Husband, father, and full-time writer at ezrabyer.com.
The Daily Devotional
What Does Labor Day Teach Us About Love?
While Labor Day is a chance to take a break from work, it's also an opportunity to reframe how we approach work in the first place.
Seven Steps to Avoiding Impulse Spending
Are you easily sucked into online deals and always seem to spend more than you have? If so, here are seven steps you can take to avoid impulse spending.
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How Do I Deal With Doubts?
Do you wrestle with doubt? If so, here are a few steps you can take.
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Why Grin-Cutting Destroys Relationships
Do you struggle with cutting others down behind their back through gossip? If so, here are a few words to think about.
James
Don’t Stop With Know
Do you know a lot about God, but struggle to put what you know into practice?
The Daily Devotional
What Should You Do If Your Friend No Longer Wants to Be a Christian?
What should I do if my friend doesn't want to be a Christian anymore? Should I speak up or stay silent? James has some advice.
The Daily Devotional
Prayer Is a Statement of Your Faith
Do you have a hard time praying? If so, here are some words of encouragement from James.
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How Do I Stop Complaining?
Do you find it easy to grumble about your situation to others? If so, James has some words of challenge and encouragement.
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How Do I Keep Waiting on God When I'm Sick of Waiting?
How do I wait on God when it feels like I've been waiting so long? If that's where you're at today, here are some words of encouragement.
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Do You Function Like a Christian Athiest?
Do you live as though God does not exist? Or, does God play an active role in shaping how you live and relate to others?
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Guard Yourself Against Evil Talk
Do you struggle with talking badly about others? If so, how can you break free of this tendency? Here are a few ideas from James.