It’s true that God loves you just the way you are, but he loves you too much to leave you that way.

Whether fueled by fear, insecurity, or a past event, many of us construct a paper wall of excuses that holds us back.

Jesus came to interact with his people like no other king.

Kings don’t just have believers, they have followers.

Jesus didn’t come primarily to forgive. He came to be followed.

An obstacle can seem impossible to overcome when we face it alone. But when we’re willing to be there for someone—or ask someone to be there for us—it can change everything.

Welcome to Anthem! What happens when we accept explanations for things too quickly? What if that explanation is actually a narrative about an entire group of people? And…what if that narrative is one that God never intended?

The more mature person typically makes the first move toward reconciliation. And that first move is rarely convenient.

Reconciliation requires an honest look in the mirror.

Repairing a relationship requires someone to initiate, regardless of who’s to blame for the fallout. There’s a simple prayer you can learn to help you take that first step.