The world is full of life coaches of every stripe: leadership, business, fitness and health. But finding a Christian mentor who makes life about Jesus gives the world a vertical relationship that radically changes horizontal relationships.

Before-and-after pictures can demonstrate an incredible amount of work on a project, or a person. What would your spiritual before-and-after pictures reveal? God already knows!

Change the way you view your bosses (and teachers) as the gospel changes your attitude toward work.

Even Jesus experienced grief, but it didn’t stop him from serving others. It actually helped him, and it helps us.

Christ is greater than your memories. Exchange the lesser for the greater and press on toward the goal.

Ants, popsicle sticks and students’ school pictures teach us lessons about church life.

Being in a strange place around people you don’t know is among the most uncomfortable positions in life. Yet, that’s the position God calls believers to enter into with the gospel. Strangers may have a completely unfamiliar view to life than believers, but God wants even them to be familiar with Jesus, his Son.

Have you ever been bullied? Has your child ever been bullied? It’s happening a lot more than you realize, especially in your soul.

Paul’s first half of his letter to the Romans is considered, by many scholars, to be the most foundational of Christian writings. The Apostle Paul is the primary human agent that God uses to record the New Testament. The Apostle Paul lays out the essence of the gospel in the most comprehensive form. This week, we hear Paul stating that he is not “ashamed” of the gospel, we’ll be looking at the natural offense the message of Jesus is to human flesh, which is further proof as to why we need this gospel.

When it’s too dark for you to walk safely, or read a label, you just shine a brighter light. God shines an even brighter light. Be sure you can see it, and then be it.