How Do I Help a Friend Who Has Sinned?
Do you have a friend who has sinned? If so, you might be tempted to put some distance. But here is a better approach.
Do you have a friend who has sinned? If so, you might be tempted to put some distance. But here is a better approach.
Do you struggle to share your faith with others? If so, here are three steps you can take.
What is pretty is not always real, so how can we grow in grace and see the beauty of Christ authentically bloom in our lives? Submit to the Spirit and let him produce beautiful fruit in you as you walk with him.
It's easy to slip into a law mentality instead of living by God's promise. What a joy to know that our hearts can be molded into a posture of freedom in the Spirit.
Even Christians who have walked with God for a long time are not immune to spiritual drift. The good news is that the Spirit who lives within us can enable us to live each day fully trusting in Christ alone.
What does it mean to be a child of God? Paul's words in Galatians 4 provide the answer.
Do you ever feel like social media and the news are always creating divides between you and those you love? If so, here are a few things you can do.
Even with the best of intentions, we disappoint people, and we have all felt the sting of being let down. What a comfort to know that we serve a God who never fails and perfectly keeps his promises!
Uncertainty and difficulties are a part of life, but like Abraham, we can place our trust in God, who is perfectly faithful and trustworthy.
Why do Christian leaders like Philip Yancey fall so far from where they started? The Apostle Paul has some great words of wisdom.
Do you have a hard time making sense of God's law and how it applies to you today? You're not alone, but here are some thoughts to consider.
The grace of God in our lives is a gift that cannot be earned. When we begin to believe that we can work our way into His favor by following the law, we cheapen the sacrifice of Christ.
The Daily Devotional
In our performance-driven society, we quickly pick up on the idea that our worth is tied to what we do and how well we do it. But Galatians shows us a better way, one in which we find our value in life with God, not in our works for him.
The Daily Devotional
Fear of what others might think can be a big motivator for our actions, but as Christians, we are called to live out the Gospel, adding nothing to it and taking nothing away.
The Daily Devotional
Do you struggle to change? It's hard, but it is also so rewarding.
The Daily Devotional
The truth can be distorted so easily, allowing lies to become a part of our inner narrative. Galatians encourages us to search our hearts, identify any lies, discard them, and replace them with God's truth.
The Daily Devotional
It's tough to move forward when you're always looking back at the mistakes you've made in the past. But here are some practical words to get you headed in the right direction this year!
The Daily Devotional
If you find yourself in a season of waiting, take comfort in the reminder that God is writing your story, and He is always only good.
The Daily Devotional
It's easier than we would like to let our obedience to rules become the foundation of our walk with Christ, but doing so changes the gospel and makes an idol of the very rules that should be pointing us to Christ.
The Daily Devotional
What you do with Jesus will determine how you live.
Advent
The day after Christmas can feel like such a letdown, but today's devotional reminds us that the love we've received from Christ doesn't end with the feel-good emotions of Christmas Day, but is meant to be shared with others every day of the year.
The Daily Devotional
The only way to truly enjoy this day is to start with Jesus and build from there.
Advent
It's easy to criticize those in Bethlehem who didn't make room for Jesus, but far too often, we fill our calendars to the brim, leaving no time to share the love of Christ with those around us. This season, let's choose love and make room.
Advent
Change is often uncomfortable, but we can trust God in the midst of uncertainty and unknowns, because he is good and he loves us perfectly.