How many people in the Church are afraid to share their faith with others? How many people outside the Church have had bad experiences with having faith forced on them? What if we could all just be "normal human beings" instead? Let's see what Jesus may have had to say about this, and how it can radically shift the way we think about our interactions with others.

Our life is a journey, and our purpose is the light that guides us on our way. It is divinely initiated and often takes us on the road less traveled. How do we know we’re on the right path?

The members of the 2025 Kenya Team share stories and reflections from their mission trip to Kenya.

The deepest levels of discipleship can only be reached within the context of community.

It is very difficult to hold on to ungodly attitudes, ungodly behaviors and erroneous beliefs when we are engaged in authentic Christian community.

We can become powerful guides to our brothers and sisters in the faith, after we remove the plank out of our own eyes.

A church full of believers can accomplish more together than one individual Christian could ever accomplish on their own.

Every single member of your church family is a work in progress, even those who have been Christians for a very long time. Therefore, we all need to be patient and gracious with each other as we bear one another’s burdens.

Those of us who have fellowship with Christ, and with one another, are more than just acquaintances. We are to be devoted to one another as faithful brothers and sisters.

Father God has given us instructions, and encouragement, concerning how we should raise and nurture our children.