How Should Parents Respond When Kids Lie?
When your child tells a lie, it’s easy to react in anger. Learn why kids lie, how your own honesty sets the tone, how to make confession safe, and how to point your child to Jesus, the truth.
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When your child tells a lie, it’s easy to react in anger. Learn why kids lie, how your own honesty sets the tone, how to make confession safe, and how to point your child to Jesus, the truth.
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In John 8, religious leaders dragged a woman before Jesus to trap him. His response shows us how to handle sexual sin, our own and other people’s, with both grace and truth.
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Idolatry isn’t just bowing to statues. It’s anything we put on the throne of our hearts in place of God. Learn how to spot the counterfeit gods in your life and restore God to his rightful place.
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If you’re a believer caught in an addiction, you may wonder whether your faith is real. Learn what the Bible says about entangling sin, godly sorrow, and fixing your eyes on Jesus in the fight for freedom.
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Transgression is more than breaking a rule. In Hebrew, it means violating a relationship of trust. Learn what the word means, how Israel’s story shows it, and how Jesus answers our betrayal with faithfulness.
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Everyone carries regrets, from things we did to things we wish we had done. Learn how to recognize your regrets honestly, release them to God’s forgiveness, and let him redeem your past for good.
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Most people assume humans are basically good at heart. The Bible paints a more honest picture of our sin, and a more hopeful one of God’s grace. Discover why we need Jesus and how he makes us holy.
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Is the only question whether you say a cuss word? The Bible shows that words have power to build up or destroy, and Jesus calls us to speech that fits the moment and gives grace.
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Some Old Testament stories make God seem harsh. But when we understand God’s holiness and the seriousness of sin, a different picture emerges: a God who is both perfectly just and amazingly patient, fully revealed in Jesus.
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The wrath of God makes many people uncomfortable. But God’s wrath isn’t a temper tantrum. It’s his holy opposition to evil. Learn what the Bible teaches about it, why God is patient, and how Jesus rescues us.
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Every man faces temptation, but it doesn’t have to win. Learn how temptation grows, five biblical steps for fighting back from James 4, and why God always provides a way out.
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God doesn’t wait for us to find him. Prevenient grace is the Wesleyan teaching that God’s grace goes before us, awakening sin-dulled hearts so we can respond to Jesus. Here’s what it means and why Christians debate it.
Read MoreThe Bible doesn’t give a simple yes or no on tattoos. Here’s what Leviticus 19:28 means and how to decide with wisdom, the right motives, and love for others.
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Is there a sin that God won’t forgive? The Bible mentions blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, but it might not be what you think. Discover what Jesus meant and why sincere believers haven’t committed it.
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We often view worldliness as a list of extreme sins, but the Bible shows it’s actually a subtle attitude of the heart. Learn what worldliness really looks like and how to find freedom through God’s generous grace.
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Many Christians wonder if the soul and spirit are different parts of our being. While some suggest a three-part view, the Bible often uses these terms interchangeably to describe our one eternal inner person.
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Is a human being made of two parts or three? While the trichotomist view argues for a distinct spirit and soul, many theologians prefer a more unified view of human nature. Explore the arguments for trichotomy and its place in biblical study.
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Is a human being made of two parts or three? The dichotomist view argues that we are a unity of the physical body and the immaterial spirit. Explore the biblical evidence for this “two-part” view and why “soul” often describes the whole person.
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Envy is often called the most miserable sin because it offers no joy, only resentment. Learn how to deal with envy by recognizing it as a spiritual issue and finding true contentment in God’s unique plan for your life.
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Repentance is a true change of mind and heart about sin, resulting in a person turning away from sin and seeking to honor God.
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Guilt can either be a bridge to God or a barrier. Discover how to identify “good guilt” that leads to life and “bad guilt” that leads to despair, and how to walk in the freedom of Christ.
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Understanding the tension between God’s sovereignty and human free will is vital for every believer. Explore the biblical evidence for how a sovereign God works through our genuine choices to accomplish his perfect will.
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To understand the biblical view of humanity, we must ask: What is the meaning of sin in Greek? By exploring the word “hamartia,” we see that sin is more than just breaking rules—it is missing the target of God’s perfect glory.
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Does the Bible specifically forbid masturbation? While the word isn’t in scripture, we can find clear answers by looking at what Jesus said about lust, the purpose of marriage, and the importance of self-control.
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