Whether we eat or drink—or die—we are called to it all for the glory of God. Here’s Martin Luther’s example on dying well
Life can become exhausting from time to time. How does the Lord become our shade in times like those?
The paths by which God leads us through life may not always be to our liking — but they will always be because of His rich, unfailing love
The Bible is not explicit in recommending an extended period of rest for leadership, so this is a matter of prudence, not obedience
Our bodies aren’t designed to race full-speed seven days a week. Sabbath wasn't instituted only for OT times, but for us living in the 21st century too
What do instructions to guard our speech and to rest well have to do with worshipping God? A lot more than you might imagine
The husks that we try to satisfy our souls with are many. The joy they bring does not last. This hymn tells us not what to turn to — but Whom
God the Son is holy and supremely ruling over all things. The best part? There aren’t any hoops you have to jump through to be with Him
The creation story has been told many times — but not quite like this. Here it is, told one more time, in a way that will surely make us bow in worship
Worry, concern and tension sap our energy and rob us of strength to step into the future, but Philippians 4 tells us how to swap them all for peace
If you've ever been consistently sidelined by someone — especially someone you love — you'll be familiar with the deep hurt and resentment that comes from being constantly made to feel second-rate
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