Ephesians

God wants us to prosper in his world as we respect his boundaries.

Most of us have a similar attitude toward change. We don’t like it. And we have our reasons. Change is uncomfortable. We prefer what we know.

Holding a sword may make you feel powerful, but there’s something about holding the sword of a legend from long ago that makes you feel unstoppable.

It’s easy to blame the devil when we do wrong.

The Christian story is built on a tension between wandering and homecoming.

As parents, how do we set our children up to have an authentic Christian life? How can we help them have a vital relationship with our Heavenly Father?

Many of us struggle with gifts. We like receiving things, but only if we’ve earned them. We don’t want to feel indebted.

God wants us to be intentional about the way we use our time.

Why are racial justice issues so prevalent in the church today? And why are they so contentious?

Christian, everything God has for you is grace upon grace because of what Jesus has done for you.

Valentine’s Day can be hard for single people, but I think it’s a myth to say it’s only hard for single people. Those who are married or dating need reminders of what God intended love and fellowship to look like for his people as much as singles do.

But life in a fallen world isn’t comfortable, is it? It’s complicated and messy, filled with awkward situations and difficult circumstances. The path of life is not smooth, but filled with potholes, bumps, and obstacles.