Leesburg Daily

Everyone says we need to spend more time with our church family, but why? Why should we prioritize this? We know it's important, but we need to know why.

What if there was something we could do that took little effort but could change a person's outlook? What if a simple phrase changed someone's day from horrible to wonderful? In the Christian community, there's one simple thing that we need to be doing daily that, many times, gets overlooked.

Relationships can be messy...even in the Church. How do we handle conflict? What is our response to a brother or sister who sin against us?

We live in a world that is more connected than ever, but we are more lonely than we've ever been. Is this what God created us for? Is there a better way?

Even when someone confesses sin to us, we sometimes struggle to truly forgive. Our hurt and anger can get in the way of one of the foundations of the Christian faith.

Integrity is losing its shine in 2025. Lawsuits and scandals are rampant these days, as we see horrible acts coming to light. How should the Christian respond? How should we live in a time like this?

Betrayal is hard for everyone, and almost always comes as a surprise. Imagine how hard it would be to know that it is coming and where it's coming from.

Is it possible to be angry and still be righteous? Jesus was a staunch defender of His Father and wasn't afraid to correct inappropriate behavior. He could also get angry.

How quickly can cheers turn to anger? What would make people go from "Hosanna" to "Crucify?"

Once we are FOLLOWING Christ and CHANGED by Christ, what's next? What do we do with this change of heart that we have been given?