The Parable of the Four Soils (Mark 4:1-20)
People who desire to receive God’s truth will find their lives transformed, but those who resist or ignore God’s truth will actually lose whatever insight they may already have.
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Category: Topics
Parenting Principle #3: Affirm Your Kids
Every kid – even the most challenging ones – need and deserve affirmation.
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Joining and Leaving Mormonism
People join Mormonism for different reasons, and also leave for different reasons, but leaving is usually difficult no matter what the motive.
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The Day the Curtain was Torn In Two
The Easter story was predicted by the prophets hundreds of years before it happened, and even though the disciples didn’t see it coming, it was part of God’s brilliant plan all along.
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Go Find a Wife
Biblical manhood for young men calls us to think differently about our future… and the wife who will be a part of it.
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How Mormons Relate to Non-Mormons (Is Mormonism a Cult?)
Mormons and non-Mormons often don’t understand each other, but relate to one another through mere labels and stereotypes.
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When Family Becomes an Idol (Mark 3:31-35)
Discover the rarely discussed family life of Jesus and how his family’s skepticism towards his ministry approach led to an intervention. Learn how Jesus prioritized faith and how even His family eventually came to believe in Him.
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Knowing and Avoiding Triggers
People in recovery need to be careful about handling triggers.
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The Unforgivable Sin (Mark 3:22-30)
To ascribe the Holy Spirit’s work through Jesus to Satan is an unforgivable insult to the Holy Spirit, because Jesus is infinitely greater than Satan.
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Here’s How To Money
God’s Word talks a lot about money and possessions. We find true freedom in our finances when we do it God’s way.
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Parenting Principle #2: Discipline With Love
The Bible says that if you love your kids, you will lovingly discipline them.
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Training the Twelve (Mark 3:7-19)
Jesus is very popular in the world whether people are for him or against him. He’s not just looking for groupies and debates but faithful followers who will make him famous for the right reasons.
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Save Your Relationship from Sex
So you might have found the one, and you’re having sex. Here’s why it’s time to stop.
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Parenting Principle #1: Put God First
If you want to lead your kids to the promised land, follow the timeless advice of Moses to parents and grandparents. The first principle is simple: put God first.
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Warning Signs of a Relapse
This is the first topic in our Relapse Prevention Series. Getting free from addiction is one thing, but we have to be diligent to stay free.
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Love vs. Legalism (Mark 2:23-3:6)
Looking to find rest and balance in your life? Learn from Jesus’ response to the Pharisees’ toxic legalism and discover the true meaning of observing the Sabbath.
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Step 12 To Recovery | Stay Awake By Helping Others
One of the best things you can do in your recovery is to walk with someone else in their recovery.
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Run From Porn
God’s first line of defense against sexual temptation is to flee from it!
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Life In the LDS Church
Active Mormons don’t just “go to church”. The LDS Church is central to all of the activities and relationships of their lives.
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Healthy Couples Keep Talking
Love and trust are great, but without the practical skill of good communication, your marriage might not go the distance.
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The Heart Behind the Action (Mark 2:18-22)
Religious activities are not about conforming or measuring up, but are simply a way to outwardly express your inner heart attitude to God.
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Step 11 To Recovery | Pray For Power
Prayer is our way of communicating with God and an opportunity to ask him for help.
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The LDS Church’s 100 Billion Dollar Investments
The LDS Church controls billions of dollars of investments, while demanding their members to pay at full 10% tithe.
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Trust Is Earned, Not Freely Given
Choosing love will lead to a life-long marriage, but it’ll feel like bondage without a daily commitment to earning trust.
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