Why does it seem like people who ignore God are doing better than those who follow Him? Psalm 73 wrestles with that exact question and reveals how God’s presence, counsel, and Spirit lead us to a deeper, lasting success.

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Why does it seem like people who ignore God are doing better than those who follow Him? Psalm 73 wrestles with that exact question and reveals how God’s presence, counsel, and Spirit lead us to a deeper, lasting success.

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Better thinking leads to a better life, and Scripture shows us how. Like Asaph in Psalm 77, when we shift our focus from our problems to God's power, character, and salvation, our perspective, and our lives, begin to change.

Better thinking leads to a better life, and Scripture shows us how. Like Asaph in Psalm 77, when we shift our focus from our problems to God's power, character, and salvation, our perspective, and our lives, begin to change.

In a world overwhelmed by anxiety, burnout, and brokenness, Jesus offers something radically different—a better way to a better day. Drawing from John 10:10, this Easter message reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to take from us but to give us life—full, abundant, and overflowing.

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In a world overwhelmed by anxiety, burnout, and brokenness, Jesus offers something radically different—a better way to a better day. Drawing from John 10:10, this Easter message reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to take from us but to give us life—full, abundant, and overflowing.

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In a world overwhelmed by anxiety, burnout, and brokenness, Jesus offers something radically different—a better way to a better day. Drawing from John 10:10, this Easter message reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to take from us but to give us life—full, abundant, and overflowing.

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At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges us to choose between two roads—one wide and easy, the other narrow but life-giving. It’s not enough to hear His words; we must live them. Which road will you choose?

At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges us to choose between two roads—one wide and easy, the other narrow but life-giving. It’s not enough to hear His words; we must live them. Which road will you choose?

At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges us to choose between two roads—one wide and easy, the other narrow but life-giving. It’s not enough to hear His words; we must live them. Which road will you choose?