Where do we go to find our footing when the world seems to be spinning? It has been, is, and always will be God’s Word. There, we are reminded of his steadfast faithfulness to his people.

Could it be that this is a unique moment for our faith to shine in a panicked world and for the love we have for one another to truly be seen?

Don’t just revere the Bible, but read it, memorize it, study it. Immerse yourself in it, so that the Bible isn’t just your authority in theory, but in practice.

Obeying in part gives me a pass to obeying in full. This is an excellent strategy if there’s sin I want to hold onto.

If I don’t want to confront my sin, here’s a tested and true strategy: stay busy with good things so I don’t have to focus on God things.

One way of avoiding change is critiquing what’s around me instead of letting the Bible critique what’s inside me.

You can’t change what you do unless who you are changes first. For this, you’ll need the Gospel.

Single men, you do not have to wait for a spouse to display Christ’s love. God has given you his church.

When there’s a lot of options on the table, what we choose shows what we love.

How can we know God’s will? Maybe it’s less about knowing “What to do” and more about “Who to enjoy.”

Christian songs allow us to reflect on truths from the Bible. Explore how “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” points us to the promises about Jesus Christ found in God’s word.

God reveals his presence and glory to his creation in mighty ways. All of creation is to respond to God. Psalm 97 shows us how to respond rightly to God.