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How to Plan Wickedly Well
Marshall Segal | When you plan, do you acknowledge what you don’t know, admit what you can’t control, and ask God for help? If not, your plans may be…
2 years ago
Will You Love Jesus in Five Years? Training Your Soul to Delight in Him
David Mathis | Your soul is being conditioned every day for what you will delight in five years from now. Are you training yourself for delight in Je…
2 years ago
Life Is Too Brief to Waste: Learning to Number Our Days
Jon Bloom | When we learn to number our days, we see just how brief life is — briefer than we tend to assume, and far too brief to waste.
2 years ago
Strangers to Sin: How Heaven Makes Us Holy
Greg Morse | Christian, you are not a citizen of this world. You hope for a better home and greater reward. Does this hope help you flee from sin now?
2 years ago
Ten Sweeter, Stronger Looks: How Examining Self Illuminates Christ
Scott Hubbard | Godly introspection is a road, not a room, that ever takes us to the same glorious place: Jesus. And some of the best sights of Chris…
2 years ago
Our Most Important Citizenship: Four Checks for ‘World Christians’
David Mathis | Have the world’s patterns and “cultural moments” dulled the global scope and Great-Commission interests of your faith?
2 years ago
To Gain the World and Lose Your Soul
Greg Morse | There is one item in the world that has no fair trade — the soul. And yet, how many trade the most priceless thing they own to gain mere…
2 years ago
If the Men Aren’t Singing: Five Questions for Worship Leaders
Jon Bloom | God made men to sing. But sometimes, our lyrics miss their hearts, our keys miss their registers, and as a result, our churches miss thei…
2 years, 1 month ago
If You Confess: How to Bring Your Sins to God
Scott Hubbard | How can we confess our sins in a way that pleases God? Heed God’s fatherly hand, honestly name your sins, embrace God’s free forgiven…
2 years, 1 month ago
Love Her Less to Love Her More: The Dangers of Idolizing a Wife
Greg Morse | A husband loves his wife as she ought to be loved — he loves her best — only when he loves her as his wife and not as his god.
2 years, 1 month ago