5 Tips for a Manly Prayer Habit | Point Man #6
Spiritual leadership in the home requires men to step up and develop the habit of reading the Bible daily.
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Jesus Can Heal Every Part of You
If you’re in need of a miracle whether physically, emotionally, or spiritually, be encouraged by stories from Matthew 8.
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Feed on Scripture Every Day | Point Man #5
Spiritually anorexic men are weak leaders, and the antidote is simple. Start feeding on the Bible every day.
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Your Family, Jesus And The American Dream
Be the kind of family that is willing to risk it all for Jesus.
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The Secret to Overcoming Anxiety
The apostle Paul lists four practical habits to foster the peace from God that passes all understanding.
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A “One Woman” Kind of Man | Point Man #4
These three essential commitments will help you make an “all-in” covenant to one woman for your entire life.
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Warning Signs on the Edge of an Affair | Point Man #3
Workplace affairs can sneak up on any good man, and they destroy marriages and families. Ask these three questions if you’re on the edge of an affair.
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Triangulation And The Fear Of Conflict
Triangulation is a fear response to conflict when you involve a third party rather than dealing with it directly with the person involved.
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How Christianity Is Unique Among World Religions
Christianity isn’t just about abstract beliefs. It’s rooted in a historical claim – the life, death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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2 Ways to Be There for Your Kids | Point Man #2
The Industrial Revolution completely changed the way fathers engage with their kids, but these two tips will get us back on track.
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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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Satan’s Strategy to Destroy the Family | Point Man #1
There are three main strategies that Satan has to take down men – and the entire family with him.
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Should a Woman Be Strong?
The story of Moses teaches us that women can and should be strong – and their strength can be used by God for generations.
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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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Why Do Happily Married People Have Affairs?
Affairs can happen in any relationship, even to couples who seem to have it all together. Safeguard your marriage from some of the lies that lead to cheating.
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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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Should I Give My Child an iPhone or iPad?
Technology has provided incredible advancements, making information and communication easier between people. However, it does provide a tool for both good and evil.
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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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Dealing with Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are born out of a distorted body image that robs women from appreciating the bodies God gave them.
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Men – Honor Your Wives
Husbands, don’t forget that God says you should honor your wife and treat her as your most treasured possession.
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Respond To Your Spouse’s Bids
Learn how responding to your spouse’s subtle hints or suggestions can make your marriage healthy and strong.
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Spiritual Respiration and the Christian Life
Learn about the natural rhythm of inhaling God’s spiritual breath and exhaling prayer and worship in our daily lives.
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Helpful Advice for Young Moms
There are times when we are simply not in charge. Once we realize this, we can set aside the fixating and concentrate on our kids’ needs.
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