John Newton’s letters remind us that true Christian maturity holds zeal and prudence in tension—stepping out in faith while depending wholly on Christ. Whether we rush ahead in pride or hold back in fear, the call remains the same: trust in the Lord and serve him with humble confidence.

In a world that runs on busyness and consumption, Proverbs 21:20 calls us to something deeper: wisdom that creates space. This post explores what it means to live with margin—financially, emotionally, and spiritually—and how that margin becomes a blessing to ourselves and others.

Rejection. The “talking” phase. Bad breakups. Sexual sin. Being “content in singleness.” “Date to Marry.” The so-called “friend zone.” All of these have impacted our views on dating. What should our goal actually be?

Does your prayer life seem compartmentalized? How do we go from praying once or twice a day to “praying without ceasing”?

Adjusting to a new city brings challenges, but the true foundation of belonging is the local church, which exists to point people to Christ. Like an empty museum frame, a church that prioritizes itself over the gospel loses its purpose—only by displaying Christ can it fulfill its mission as a pillar of truth.

Are you in a situation where you feel overwhelmed or like you don’t know what’s your next step forward? King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20 also went through this, and his response gives us a great example to replicate in our own times of need.

How can we make a lasting impact for God’s kingdom? Ezra 7:10 gives us a clear answer: study, obey, and teach God’s Word. Ezra’s devotion to Scripture shaped his life, brought God’s blessings, and transformed his community. In this post, we explore how committing to the Bible can deepen our faith, guide our actions, and equip us to share truth with others.

More new-wave spirituality terms have seeped into secular language, such as “negative/positive energy”, “aura”, “signs from the universe”, “law of attraction”, and “karma”. How should Christians respond to the rising tide of secular spirituality?

Ever wonder why chasing friendship feels so empty? True friendships form when we pursue something much bigger—a more glorious prize.

As the Church, we have the unique opportunity to show Christ’s love by caring for those who are facing sin and brokenness in this world. It is through bearing one another’s burdens that we fulfill the law of Christ, which is to love our neighbors as ourselves. It can feel overwhelming or daunting trying to handle these situations on our own, yet through His grace and His word, Christ shows us how to depend on Him as we bear the burdens around us.

Labor and childbirth are more than physical events—they're deeply spiritual. The process of bringing life into the world is deeply connected with the gospel story, showing how both point to God’s love and redemption. Biblical perspectives on physical and spiritual birth encourage Christians to approach labor with faith, hope, and joy, and to embrace their role in supporting others in their journey to new life in Christ.

Amy Carmichael was a pioneering missionary whose life was marked by deep faith and selfless service. Born in 1867 in Northern Ireland, she dedicated herself to rescuing children from temple slavery in India, founding the Dohnavur Fellowship in 1901. Despite health challenges and setbacks, Amy’s unwavering commitment to prayer, sacrifice, and God’s call left a lasting legacy of bold obedience and compassion. Her story inspires believers to live with purpose, trusting God’s provision in every circumstance.