What Is Eros Love?
Eros was a form of love so distorted by Greek culture that the New Testament authors refused to use the word. But the concept is still God’s, and there’s an entire book in the Bible to prove it.
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What Is Agape Love?
Agape love is not merely something God does, it is the heart behind everything he does. As we abide in Christ, this becomes true of us.
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Greater Love (Series)
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Giving Your Partner the Benefit of the Doubt
We usually give ourselves the benefit of the doubt, but often deny it to others. Yet this way of thinking is toxic for relationships.
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The Dark Side of Masculinity
Our culture’s model of masculinity does not always reflect a biblical view of what it means to be a man, but we can do better by following the model of Jesus.
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Stop Hiding Behind Your Filters
When you’re on your social media, you need to know that it’s not reality.
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Church Values (Series)
A 5-week series on the timeless values that make a church healthy.
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The Four Purposes of a Mentor Rally
Let’s rally! Connect every month with mentors and small group leaders at your church for prayer, vision-casting, encouragement, training, and connection.
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3 Steps to a New Identity in Christ
Living as a Christian changes our identity, but it doesn’t usually happen overnight. Try these three steps if you’re struggling.
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Three Signs of Relational Health
A relationally unhealthy person is toxic to the people around them. The opposite of that is a relationally healthy person – and here’s how to know if that’s you.
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Four Steps to Expressing Emotions
Understanding your emotions is only part of the battle. The next challenge is knowing how to express them.
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Extending Grace Outside the Church
As people whose central message is the grace of God, let’s interact with others in a way that reflects grace in what we do, what we say, and how we say it.
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The Pursuit for Kids (Kids Series)
This 12-topic discipleship track is designed to help kids and parents pursue God together.
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Three Longings Built into Every Heart
Is life giving you what you want, or do you feel let down? The issue isn’t that we have longings. The problem is that we’re looking for the “good life” in all the wrong places.
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Praying For The Government At Church
When Paul was giving instructions on public worship, he started with what seemed obvious to him: prayer (1 Timothy 2:1-4). And that includes praying for politicians, good and bad. Here’s how to do it
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Applying EQ in Everyday Environments
EQ measures your emotional and relational health. It’s the ability to know yourself and to empathize and understand others. Here’s how it impacts your spouse, parent, co-worker, and friend.
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The Pursuit for Men (Men’s Series)
This 12-week discipleship track is designed to help men go “full circle” in a pursuit of God, one topic at a time.
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Step #1 Toward Racial Healing: Listen
How should Christians understand and respond to the current state of racial tension in the United States? The first step is to listen.
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Stop Making Excuses For Your Sexual Sin
We aren’t victims to our sin. We make the choice to pursue our flesh or to honor God.
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Admitting You’re Wrong as a Parent
If you don’t humble yourself and admit your mistakes, your kids will never grow up to do it.
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4 Assumptions of Modern Science
When a scientist puts on a lab coat and starts taking measurements, it’s nothing but the facts, right? Not quite.
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Battling Ego in the Workplace
If you’re not careful, your ego could end up edging God out.
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What a Pastor Wishes He Could Say to His Men
Oftentimes pastors see negative patterns cropping up in their congregations. Here, pastors Tom and Bryan let men know how they should be living as followers of Jesus.
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When Should Your Child Take Communion?
Communion is an important ordinance for the Christian church, but how do you know if your child is ready?
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