East Cobb Church

If you repay evil for evil, you will write a pretty predictable story. But there’s a way to write a remarkable one instead.

Hurting someone because they hurt you doesn't end the cycle. It perpetuates it. And it makes you look like the person you dislike.

Red or Blue. Left or Right. For or Against. It sometimes feels like the United States isn't very united. There's something we can do about that, and it has less to do with our rights and more to do with our responsibility.

It’s easy to think we have someone figured out based on a few quick data points. But for us to see others the way God sees them, we have to trade in the narratives we create about people and instead get to know them.

We hold grudges for days, months, or sometimes years. And the longer we hold a grudge, the more it has a hold on us.

We’re using more words than ever before, and we’re thinking less about them than ever before. That's cause for concern because our words can either build someone up or tear them down.

We all want to get the future right, and we all want to arrive safely at our intended destination. Follow these rules and you will get there on time and on purpose.

Wrinkle-free days usually don’t create great faith, because we don’t know what we actually believe until what we claim to believe is tested. Those unexpected things life throws our way can end up being pivotal circumstances in our faith journeys.

There is no progress without discipline. And many times, what begins as an "ought to" becomes a "want to."

Sometimes it seems God drops someone into our lives at just the right time. The defining moments and seasons of our lives usually revolve around those providential relationships.