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  • “3 Tips Acting Classes Taught Me About Worship” by Donny Black
    Even after growing up in church, author Donny Black never really felt comfortable during times of corporate worship. Was he supposed to raise his hands or lower them, sing loud or softly, try to memorize the words or really listen to what they meant? He began to find answers in an unlikely place: a Shakespearean acting class in London, England. If you’re confused about how to engage when the church stands to sing, this practical article just might be the nudge you need. 

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    12 min
  • “4 Steps to Prepare for Revival” by Caleb Mathis
    Something spiritual is stirring around the world. When revival hits, will you be ready? In this practical article, author Caleb Mathis unpacks four ways we can prepare ourselves for revival—whether personal or corporately alongside other believers— taken straight from scripture. 

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    15 min
  • “Why Is Pregnancy So Hard?” by Lena Schuler
    While the experience of pregnancy might differ from one mother to the next, there’s at least one commonality: it’s freaking hard. The body changes and aches; the hormonal shifts and sleep deprivation; the nausea, nausea, and more nausea. For many women, every part of the process—from conception to delivery and beyond—is racked with pain and difficulty. Why is that? Author and mom, Lena Schuler, dives into what the Bible has to say about that question, and surprising hope she found along the way. 

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    9 min
  • “This Japanese Art Form Healed My Past” by Chris Stewart
    What started as a fun hobby—a way to connect with his own Asian-American heritage—for author Chris Stewart became a profound metaphor for the healing that Jesus provides. Kintsugi is a 500 year-old Japanese art form that repairs broken pottery using lacquer mixed with gold. Instead of ignoring the cracks, it is the brokenness that enhances the beauty of the final product. In this powerful piece, Chris unpacks how he got into practicing kintsugi, and the lessons it’s revealed about God, and healing, along the way. 

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    16 min
  • “What Does the Bible Say About Cremation?" by Caleb Mathis
    When facing a loss, the choice of burial options, among all the other decisions that need to be made, can feel overwhelming. Cremation can be an easy and cost-effective option, but does the Bible have anything to say about it? In this article, author Caleb Mathis shares the answer he found searching the scriptures, empowering readers with freedom to make decisions that honor both God and their loved ones. 

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    12 min
  • “Dear Manager, I’m Going On Maternity Leave” by Lena Schuler
    Maternity leave is difficult, and not just for the people left behind at the office. In this article, author and mom Lena Schuler shares what she wishes she would have said to her managers before going on maternity leave—including handling emotions, texting etiquette, and what it’s really like to return to work after 12 weeks. Feel free to forward it on to your manager when you need it, or adapt it to make it your own. 

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    5 min
  • “What If I’m Not Manly Enough for MAN CAMP?” by Caleb Mathis
    Insecurity will count you out before you even try. That’s what happened to author Caleb Mathis when he signed up for his first MAN CAMP weekend. As the date grew nearer, so did his excuses for not attending. At the root, was fear that he wasn’t MAN CAMP material. But as soon as he sat foot on the land, that fear was silenced. Along the way, he learned that manliness isn’t a set of stereotypes, but a way of life. If you’re wondering if MAN CAMP is right for you, this article has the answer. 

    Use the promo code MANLY at mancamp.us to get 15% off your ticket price. 

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    Find more articles by Caleb Mathis here.
    10 min
  • “God Wants Us To Talk T.R.A.S.H.” by Scott Dill
    Looking forward to your next difficult conversation? Of course not. While nobody likes having them, when they are handled correctly, they can lead to breakthrough, forgiveness, and reconciliation. In this helpful and practical article, author Scott Dill outlines how a simple acronym—T.R.A.S.H.—can be the key to more success in your next hard conversation.

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    18 min
  • “What To Do When Your Child Turns Away From God” by Lori Murray
    Having a child walk away from the faith you raised them in can be one of life’s most difficult challenges—but as the parent, how you respond can either build bridges or barriers. In this vulnerable and helpful article, author Lori Murray walks us through three action steps she is taking in this season, and why it’s important to keep setting a place at the table for your kids. 

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    16 min
  • "Do Dogs Go To Heaven?" by Brent Suer
    We can get pretty attached to our furry (or scaly, or slimy) friends. When a beloved pet dies, it’s natural to wonder what happens to them next. Do dogs (and other pets) go to heaven? In this article, author and pet-lover, Brent Suer, looks for an answer from scripture… and what he discovers just might surprise and give you hope.

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    6 min

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Are there aliens in the Bible? Can Christians do yoga? Can I truly heal from my addiction? We’re all asking questions like these and wondering if there’s a God out there who hears us (and if he has a place in our lives).