The Daily Devotional
How Do I Disciple Others?
Discipleship can feel intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. The key is intentionality.
The Daily Devotional
The Daily Devotional
Three Mistakes Christians Make With Discipleship
Helping others follow Jesus is the most important thing we will ever do. But here are a few mistakes you should avoid.
The Daily Devotional
Invest In Disciples Even When You See Little Return
Jesus invested in others, even when there was little return. Here is why we should do the same.
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What Does Discipleship Look Like In Action?
Do you want to disciple others but are unsure where to start? Here is one example you can follow.
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What Troy Keaton Taught Me About Discipleship
Discipleship is coming alongside others and helping them follow Jesus as you follow Jesus.
The Daily Devotional
Four Qualities of Close Friendships
There are four primary qualities of close friendships. Master these, and you'll end up with some wonderful running buddies.
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Make Friends?
Close friendships are in short supply, and even if others don’t appreciate your efforts at first, in time, they will, and you will.
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What If My Friends Disappoint Me?
True companionship between human beings requires time, effort, and patience. It is not simply a matter of fleeting encounters but of nurturing a relationship that lasts.
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Why Don't I Have Any Close Friends?
Do you wish you had more Christian friends? You're not alone. But there is something you can do about it.
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Five Core Values That Have Shaped My Home
While every home is different, here are five core values that can shape your household.
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How Do I Get My Spouse and Kids to Like Me?
Aim to be more famous in your home than you are in public so that those who know you best respect you most.
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Should Every Christian Get Married and Have Kids?
Jesus was single and entirely whole. That’s because his completion came not from another human being but from the union with the Holy Spirit and his Heavenly Father.