Retirement can be a wonderful season, but it’s easy to waste. Discover what the Bible says about retirement, why purpose matters at every age, and how to use your later years to serve others and leave a legacy.
Read MoreJesus warned his followers not to throw pearls to pigs. Discover what Matthew 7:6 really means, how it fits with “do not judge,” and how it helps mentors invest their time wisely.
Read MoreSmall group leaders juggle a lot, but one task matters more than all the rest: giving their job away. Learn why sharing leadership helps people grow, keeps you from burning out, and multiplies your ministry.
Read MorePaul ends Colossians with prayer requests, advice for talking to outsiders, and a list of ordinary people on mission. Explore Colossians 4:2-18 and discover the calling Jesus gives you.
Read MoreIn a world where children were treated as property, Paul spoke to kids directly and told fathers not to crush them. Explore Colossians 3:20-21 and what a Christ-centered family looks like.
Read MoreGod’s plan was once hidden, but now it’s out in the open: Christ lives in anyone who believes. Explore Colossians 1:24-2:5 and why that changes everything.
Read MoreStanding before Festus and King Agrippa, Paul told his story and pointed them to Jesus. Explore Acts 25:1-26:32 and learn how to share your testimony with boldness.
Read MorePaul shook the dust from his clothes in Corinth, yet he never stopped caring about the people who rejected him. Explore Acts 18:1-28 and learn when to move on.
Read MorePaul and Barnabas were mistaken for gods, stoned, and still kept going. Explore Acts 14:1-28 to see three marks of biblical missions that still matter today.
Read MoreBarnabas was so encouraging that his nickname became a description. Explore Acts 11:1-30 to see the qualities of a Barnabas and how God used him in Antioch.
Read MoreThree years after his conversion, the Jerusalem believers still doubted Saul. Explore Acts 9:20-31 to see what genuine faith looks like and how to examine your own.
Read MoreThe first church went from 120 people to thousands. Explore Acts 2:42-47 to see the marks of a healthy, growing church and why growth is ultimately Jesus’ work.
Read MoreAfter four intense chapters, James ends with an invitation, not a condemnation. Explore James 5:19-20 and how God uses ordinary believers to bring wanderers home.
Read MoreHebrews says some believers still need milk when they should be teaching others. Explore Hebrews 5:11-14 and three marks of spiritual grown-ups who move from milk to meat.
Read MorePaul ends his letters to Thessalonica with a call to obey in everyday life. Explore 2 Thessalonians 3:1-18 and why right belief must lead to right living.
Read MorePaul arrived in Thessalonica looking like another traveling philosopher. Explore 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 to see why his message was far greater than any human philosophy.
Read MoreWe usually think of the soul as the part of us that lives on after death. But the Hebrew word nephesh describes your whole self.
Read MoreHow can you tell if a church values discipleship? Learn the key signs of a church that treats the Great Commission as a command and empowers everyday believers to make disciples.
Read MoreWhen a fellow Christian falls into sin, our job isn’t to judge—it’s to help them find the way back. Discover the biblical steps for approaching a friend with humility and speaking the truth in love.
Read MoreDiscover the most effective way to share your faith through conversational disciple-making. Learn how to combine genuine relationships with simple tools to point others to the hope of Jesus.
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Many Christians wonder if they have the authority to perform a baptism. This article explores the biblical basis for who can baptize, looking at the Great Commission and the example of Philip the Evangelist.
Read MoreHelping someone follow Jesus isn’t just for pastors. These five essentials will help you build real relationships, share timely truth, trust God with the results, point to Jesus, and pray.
Read MoreMaking disciples is the heartbeat of the Christian mission. Discover three biblical reasons to make disciples, and why you’re more ready than you think.
Read MorePeter promised he would die before he disowned Jesus, and then he denied him three times. Explore Mark 14 and how Jesus kept Peter on mission anyway.
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