J.D. Lyonhart 7/11/25 J.D. Lyonhart 7/11/25

What’s ‘Good’? And How Do We Know It?

What makes something “good”? We say things like “sex is dangerous” and “marijuana is evil” — but we rarely stop to ask, What does God call good?

David W. Wray 5/9/25 David W. Wray 5/9/25

Sacred Rhythms: Harmonizing Work and Prayer

We’re called to hold work and prayer in healthy tension. Sabbath rest, spiritual practices and space for God aren’t luxuries. They’re the foundation for faithful, fruitful living.

Faith Eury Cho 4/18/25 Faith Eury Cho 4/18/25

Created for His Presence

We weren’t created for shallow moments or vague spiritual vibes. We were created to know the Presence of God — not as a concept, but as a person.

John Eldredge 3/14/25 John Eldredge 3/14/25

Radical Forgiveness

Forgiveness isn’t a suggestion — it’s survival. Every day, offenses stack up: a rude driver, a snarky comment, a deep betrayal. Jesus calls us to forgive it all. Not later. Now.

Tyler Staton 2/25/25 Tyler Staton 2/25/25

How to Let God Redeem Your Pain

We all carry wounds — some fresh, some long scarred over but still tender. Places we believe are beyond redemption. But what if healing begins right there?

Ian Morgan Cron 2/18/25 Ian Morgan Cron 2/18/25

When Life Becomes Unmanagable

We all have something — something we chase, something we can’t stop, something that’s making life unmanageable. So what do we do when willpower isn’t enough?

Ron Highfield 1/31/25 Ron Highfield 1/31/25

Hearing God’s Call in a Noisy World

Hearing God’s voice isn’t easy in a world filled with distractions, but his call has always been disruptive, personal and life-altering.

Asheritah Ciuciu 1/27/25 Asheritah Ciuciu 1/27/25

Fill Your Life With Wonder and Delight

Childhood wonder often fades as life’s hardships take hold, but joy and delight remain central to God’s plan for us. Every baby’s laugh, painted sunset and shared hug reflect his love. Slowing down to notice these gifts helps us step into the fullness of life he designed — one marked by childlike faith, meaningful connection and the beauty of the everyday. Joy isn’t lost; it’s waiting to be embraced.

Amy Julia Becker 12/17/24 Amy Julia Becker 12/17/24

The Arts of Slowing and Paying Attention

The rhythm of December offers a gentle reminder: some of life’s deepest treasures are only found when we slow down. Advent invites moments of stillness, a chance to sit with longing and hope. Like the stark beauty of winter trees or the quiet of early morning light, waiting can reveal the unseen — reshaping hearts and preparing us for the promise of new life.

Karen Swallow Prior 7/11/24 Karen Swallow Prior 7/11/24

Finding Love and Rest Though Unknowing

We live in a time of the 24-hour new cycle, social media, information excess and compassion fatigue — a time when sometimes unknowing is better than certain kinds of knowing.

Dallas Willard 6/25/24 Dallas Willard 6/25/24

The Secret of Supernatural Living — Intent

The path of spiritual growth in the riches of Christ is not a passive one. Grace is not opposed to effort. It’s opposed to earning. People are more active than when they have been set on fire by the grace of God.

Timothy Keller 5/24/24 Timothy Keller 5/24/24

Discerning and Using Spiritual Gifts

The Holy Spirit gives each one of us a particular spiritual gift or set of gifts, which can be used in a range of ministries that serve others in the Christian community and beyond. Do you know yours?

Jonathan David Helser 5/21/24 Jonathan David Helser 5/21/24

Building an Altar To Remember

When the fathers of the faith encountered God, they would build an altar so they would remember — remember their encounter with God, remember the place where everything changed.

Father Richard Rohr 5/13/24 Father Richard Rohr 5/13/24

Art: Encountering God and Great Truths

Good art, good poetry, and true mythology communicate, without our knowing it, that life is not just a series of insulated, unrelated events.

Morris Yates 4/12/24 Morris Yates 4/12/24

Study the Bible as if It Were a Journey

God will accompany you and speak to you as you travel and explore and have adventures. Be eager but patient, too; you will hear his voice and sense his presence more clearly at some times than at others.

Dallas Willard 4/8/24 Dallas Willard 4/8/24

‘In All Your Ways Acknowledge Him’ Meaning What?

“God has very high aims for you and me. His aim is that each one of us becomes the kind of person he can empower to do what we want … that is what life is about.”

Amy Boucher Pye 4/2/24 Amy Boucher Pye 4/2/24

Imaginative Prayer: Entering the Story

Entering into a gospel story with our imaginations opens us up to the work of the Holy Spirit in different ways than when we rely on our rational minds.

Timothy Keller 4/1/24 Timothy Keller 4/1/24

Vocation: Discerning Your Calling

Your life is not a series of random events. Your family background, education, and life experiences—even the most painful ones—all equip you to do some work that no one else can do.

Gary Thomas 3/25/24 Gary Thomas 3/25/24

The Three Elements of Loving God Outdoors

My agenda is frequently different from God’s. He must be the initiator in my spiritual walk. He knows what I need to hear. When I go to the woods, I go to receive.

Timothy Keller 3/21/24 Timothy Keller 3/21/24

What Is a Spiritual Awakening? And How To Pray for One

We cannot create spiritual renewal by ourselves, but we can “prepare the altar” and ask God to send his Holy Spirit to change our hearts, our churches, and our communities.

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