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Grace for Victims

Where is God’s grace for victims of wicked actions?

The Scandalous Cover Up in the Southern Baptist Convention

When any church or organization fails to address matters of abuse, they miss the opportunity to care for the victims and create distrust for the institution at large.

The Seven Questions of Pilate (Mark 15:1-15)

In Mark 15:1-15 Pilate asks six different questions in his search for truth. John’s gospel adds a seventh, one of the most profound questions in history.

Harnessing Your Grief

Grief was not a part of Eden and it won’t be a part of Heaven. It is a result of the fall, but there is a good side.

Resilience and the Power of Emotions

The key to resilience isn’t stuffing your emotions, it’s harnessing them. Feelings aren’t sinful. They are signposts to draw us toward greater dependence on God.

In the Highs and Lows (Mark 11:1-11)

After a frenzied entrance that has the whole city electrified, the day ends with Jesus alone in the temple.

5 Things You Must Do if You’ve Had an Affair

If you’ve had an affair, it’s not too late to change course and save your marriage. Incorporate these five steps to help you think clearly about the direction you should go.

The Trouble with Rumors (Proverbs 26)

Rumors are dainty morsels that sink deep into one’s heart.

Step 9 Toward Recovery | Spiritual Maturity and Emotional Intelligence

We made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.

The Pursuit for LDS Investigators

A 12-week series for those leaving Mormonism and entering biblical Christianity.

How Imago Dei Changes Everything

The core ethic of Biblical Christianity has shaped entire cultures and gives us an answer to the question of life’s meaning.

The Obvious Solution to Sexual Temptation (Proverbs 7)

Sexual sin is actually more predictable than you think. Here’s how it starts… and here’s how it ends.

How to Stop Being So Defensive in Marriage

John Gottman defines defensiveness as “self-protection in the form of righteous indignation or innocent victimhood in an attempt to ward off a perceived attack.”

10 Sinful Responses to Sin

Everyone sins, and in many cases even our responses to sin can be sinful. Here are 10 examples.

Three Things About Lying

Lying causes us to trade one thing for another. We either lie to protect ourselves or we lie for fear of hurting someone else.

The Secret to Overcoming Anxiety

The apostle Paul lists four practical habits to foster the peace from God that passes all understanding.

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.

Don’t Play the Comparison Game with Your Kids

Nobody likes to be compared to someone else. The comparison game tends to highlight our weaknesses and how we don’t measure up to others. It leaves us feeling deflated and insecure. So, why do so many parents fall into this trap with their kids?

Being a Man of Action During Covid

Even during challenging times we can still be in the business of building God’s church.

3 Questions for Those Who Struggle with Unforgiveness

If you struggle to forgive people in your life, ask yourself these three simple questions.

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