What the early church can teach us about living together, and loving, as Jesus intended.
There is a pithy saying that travels around local high schools and colleges in my area that goes something like this, “Let you do you.” In other words, be who you want to be, and don’t let anyone notify you of who to be. The weird thing about th …
Most of my childhood and teenage years, I grew up without a father. My dad left our family a handful of times, and even when he was home, he usually had a job as a truck driver, which meant he was on the road most of the time. Over the years, I felt my …
I’m talking about doctrines that are important enough to separate Christians. Do they matter when you’re considering who to marry?
The key to any successful relationship, whether it be marital, dating, paternal or friendship, is a personal relationship with God. For any relationship to survive our human faults, God needs to be not only in the center of the relationship, but …
In this day and age, love seems to be an antiquated notion. For a lot of singles and people in general, they don’t understand what kind of love they should be looking for. First Corinthians 13, the “love chapter” as it has been commonly known, g …
What do you do when your passion for the Lord has disappeared? What do you do when you feel empty, dry and numb and because of that, you feel like you have nothing to give? What do you do when guilt and fear of failure cloud the truth of God’s …
The rise and fall of King Solomon is one of Scripture’s great tragedies. Solomon had it all, and for a while he used his gifts wisely and well. But he began the practice of “marriage alliance” (first cited in 1 Kings 3:1) — political marriages with man …
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