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New Year’s resolutions are a good way to keep with God’s growth plan. Read about what I’ve learned from failing with my resolutions in the past.
God sees our hearts as we give to him, even when we feel ashamed. He is like a dad who sees his daughter as she gives him a plastic donut.
We have been released from slavery yet, day after day, many of us remain slaves to ourselves, not knowing how to live freely.
If you want to change your life, you can not do it on your own. Sharing your struggles with others may seem intimidating, but if you find the right people, it can transform you.
What if the refining process we encounter in the city actually leads to a wholeness in our faith that is rarely seen?
Change in the coming year from a Christian perspective involves prayer, a process, implementation and hard work. Otherwise, a New Year’s resolution is really just an idle dream.
Relationships can offer perspective and an opportunity for growth. But this doesn’t happen without being vulnerable and authentic. Learn why it’s worth the risk.
“Becoming an adult is the process of moving out of a ‘one-up/one-down’ relationship and into a peer relationship to other adults.”
We are assured of our future life with Christ, but still here on earth. How one believer has decided to wait in joy.
Find what ministry God might be calling you toward
How can Christians make a genuine impact on the culture around them? Andy Crouch, former editor of Christianity Today, shares his thoughts in his book Culture Making.
Partnering with urban churches to meet physical and spiritual needs.
Helping students know Jesus, grow in their faith and go to the world to tell others.
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