Boxed In
There are two ways of trivializing grace. The first is what Jude warned against—using grace as a license to sin.
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Author: Lindsey Zarob
Morning Watch
If I could have a title for my life, it would be: Everything I Learned about Life I Learned at Church Camp.
Church Hurt
Jude 14-16 is about false teachers in the church who, corrupted by power, pride, and greed, are out to raise themselves—instead of God—above all.
Christians Behaving Badly
In a world where contentiousness runs high, being “right” seems to be the most important thing. It shows up everywhere—in my morning podcasts, on social media, even in the supposed witticism of...
Sleepless Nights
As a mother, wife, sister, business owner, and friend, I find enough reasons to worry—deadlines, finances, health concerns, relationships and other pressures
Master This
Jesus spent a lot of time talking about money—how to steward it, how to tithe it, how to be generous with it, and so on.
Treasure
What word usually comes second in this phrase? Buried ______. Summer seems to bring out the inner pirate in me.
Forgiveness
I find it easier to lean toward forgiveness when I’m in need of it. Have you experienced that too? When I’ve wronged someone, I have a pretty good argument as to why I should easily be forgiven.
Dance to the Right Beat
I work with a lot of leaders who put integrity at the top of their value list. They want to be known for being a leader of this trait.