Seeing The Face of God in Uncomfortable Places
Jacob sees the face of God in Esau. How might it change us, and the trajectory of our lives, to begin seeing God’s image in others?
Abiding In Him Devotional, Discipleship & Growth
Discipleship & Growth
Grow deeper in your walk with Christ. These articles offer practical wisdom, biblical teaching, and real-life stories to help you follow Jesus faithfully, cultivate spiritual maturity, and disciple others on their journey of faith.
Abiding In Him Devotional, Discipleship & Growth
Jacob Wrestles With God
Jacob wrestles with God, as he didn’t have the confidence to stand before Esau because he was hindered by the guilt of the past.
Abiding In Him Devotional, Discipleship & Growth
God Turns Our Mess Into a Message
God delights to turn our mess into a message and our darkness into a declaration of His goodness. Mark 5:1-20
Abiding In Him Devotional, Discipleship & Growth
Playing The Chameleon
Our family likes playing a party game called “The Chameleon.” It’s a fun game using social deduction to track down an “impostor” among us.
Top Google Search: How To Heal
“You’re never as honest as you are with your search engine,” said a Google data editor. How to heal was a top search in 2021.
Daniel Bible Study Series for Youth & Young Adults
“Among Lions” is a four-session youth Bible study series for teens and young adults, featuring lessons from the Old Testament story of Daniel.
Isaiah 31 Bible Study: Misplaced Trust and ‘Faithing’
In Isaiah 31, we see God calling His people to stop trusting in man and to begin faithing by trusting in Him during a season of uncertainty.
1 Corinthians 12: What Is The Purpose of Your Strengths?
In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul uses the brilliant illustration of the human body to relate the importance of Christ-followers working together for God’s kingdom purposes.
Matthew 6: The Weight of Worry
It’s been noted that you can be as unfaithful to God through worry as well as through worldliness.
Beast Mode and The Prosperity of the Wicked
Have you ever found yourself frustrated—even angry—at the prosperity of the wicked? It can be hard to navigate these emotions.