In the heat of the moment our passion can lead us to believe that it’s either fight or flight. But, is there a middle response? Here is an important verse from the book of James to help us in relational conflict.

What did the Apostle Paul mean when he asked the husband to be the “head” of the household? What was his intention when he asked the wife to submit to the husband? How do we respect each other? If we’re going to see beyond our own issues and look to the issues of those we’re most intimately involved with, we have to wrestle with love, submission and respect.

Thinking about life...and faith in Christ

Our culture is enamored with success. And success is good, as

long as we know where it comes from. But when ego enters in, God gets edged out. How do we avoid what God resists and gain what He will favor?

Joseph was an Old Testament hero who had to deal with several major issues in his life including the temptation to gratify God-given desires in an ungodly way. He paid a price (bad news) but he overcame temptation (good news).

If you've ever found yourself feeling stress out or burned out, you're not alone. But what can you do to head it off or to bounce back if you've hit a dead end?

We all face the pressure to compromise our values or beliefs in various areas of our lives. How do we navigate those tests with grace and integrity? What's the best way to prepare for those tests?

How we respond to the will of God determines the direction of our lives. Up or down? But even when we're down, it doesn't mean God isn't up to something great. You just have to know which way to run.

God will bless the father who looks intently into the mirror of His Word and then acts on what he sees (James 1:22-25). Let's explore a couple prominent applications for Dads.

The Natural Life: Week 3