Though exposure is uncomfortable, it forces us to develop an integrated view of ourselves – the view that God already has of us.

There are many tasks to accomplish and there are many resources out there to accomplish them, but the most important task is to set your heart unto the Lord in this time. 

Perhaps we would do well to focus on the one next step that God is calling us to take as a leader.

When we see the Old Testament in light of Jesus, we don't destroy its essence, we enrich it. 

Godly touch is safe and selfless. It intends to give rather than take. It gives unconditional love, value, and comfort. It is transformative and healing.

Here’s one way that our church seeks to celebrate the beauty of gender complementarity during our corporate worship gatherings.

Every seemingly menial action in your life, when done in obedience to Jesus, fits into God’s plan of redemption and gives significance to every moment.

We must remember that stewarding time wisely isn’t just a matter of time management or life hacks; it is a kingdom priority.

A Daily Advent Series at For The Church