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When we make Scripture a daily practice, allowing it to teach, correct, rebuke, and train us, we open ourselves to transformation. We become better equipped to navigate life’s confusions and bring more of heaven to our everyday lives.

We live in a world of constant noise and distraction. Our phones buzz with notifications, our inboxes overflow with emails, and our calendars are packed with commitments. In the midst of this chaos, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters – our relationship with God.

Hospitality is not just about throwing parties, though that can be part of it. True hospitality is the antidote to loneliness and isolation.

It’s crucial to understand that making a difference in God’s Kingdom isn’t reserved for so-called “professionals.” Impact is for everyone. Impact is for you.

Marriage is an opportunity to grow and mature, to learn how to love and serve another person sacrificially, and to experience the joys and challenges of life together.

Have you ever watched a romantic comedy and wished your own love story would play out the same way? It’s easy to get caught up in the fairytale-soulmate idea

This season of life provides unique opportunities for growth, exploration, and service that may not be possible in other seasons.

Looking back at our past can be difficult and painful, but it can also be a crucial step in our healing journey. Recognizing how our past has impacted us can help us bring our pain and brokenness to God, and trust Him to heal and restore us.

Whether it’s a romantic relationship, a friendship, or a family relationship, how we approach it matters. Here are five ways to approach relationships with intentionality:

Do the elements of our lives—our time, our sacrifice—line up with what we say we want to be? How many of us are really people of our word? How often do we say things about ourselves, hoping they are true? How many times do we believe things about ourselves that really, honestly, aren’t true?

In following Jesus, we must have both the right King and the right Kingdom. It has to be both. If we have only the right King, we turn into the crowd when Jesus doesn’t do His will our “way.

By definition, a sound investment grows. How are you investing in those who are younger both in age and in faith? Regardless of how old you are, who can you come alongside and support or encourage on their faith journey?