Freedom from people-pleasing is actually what frees us to serve others best. It allows us to serve out of joy instead of fear, to be imitators of Christ instead of strivers for recognition. Continue reading Let Jesus Set You Free from People-Pleasing
We are called to dress modestly to honor our bodies, not because we are ashamed of them! Modesty matters to God, because we matter to God. He wants our bodies treated with the same honor that he bestows upon them. Continue reading Why Does God Care What I Wear?
It’s hard to have a spouse who works from home, but God can help us fight temptation and cultivate gratitude in our struggles. Continue reading I’m Struggling With My Work-From-Home Husband!
Our hearts may be an open book, but our credit-card histories are not. Continue reading Why Christians Should Talk More Openly About Our Finances
When God multiplies the ordinary gifts we offer to Him, nobody will marvel at us, they will marvel at Him. Continue reading Offer What You Have
When driven by God-centered ambition, we will produce our best work. Continue reading The Hustle and Humility of Godly Ambition
God isn’t looking for greatness. He’s looking for people so humbled by His greatness that they don’t care whether they are small or significant, they just want to glorify Him. Continue reading Stop Trying to Be “Great”
A crucial way to help our local churches grow in faithfulness is for us to grow as faithful church members. Here are some questions to gauge how we’re doing. Continue reading Are You A Healthy Church Member?
Twelve months ago, I brought a refugee woman (who’s since become a friend) to the hospital for the birth of her baby. It was special. Monumental. To be there for her at such an important time. To watch her other children so that her husband could meet his new son. To spend hours upon hours … Continue reading Ministry Is in the Little Moments
May we commemorate MLK by listening to the Black community, learning from the Black perspective, and loving our Black brothers and sisters. Continue reading Dear White People: Let’s Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day Differently
