Many are familiar with the Ten Commandments. In James 4 we find a new ten commandments. These help give the Christian guidance on how to end our hostility against God and hostility with one another.

How do we put God first? How do the wrong loves and fears keep us from God? Is there a way forward?

Hard conversations are needed if we are to be salt and light to others. See how the apostle Paul encourages finding love, forgiveness, and joy in these hard conversations.

Bible Reading Plans are crucial in helping you read all of God’s word in a systematic way. Included are a wide variety of plans to choose from that can help you grow in your relationship with God.

The more I know my position in Christ as someone who will reign with him for all eternity, the more I can follow the steps he took on the lowly road as a servant while on earth.

What does our election in Christ have to do with killing racism? According to Paul, a lot.

How can we make meaningful, joy-awakening, love-building discoveries of God in the Bible? Paul tells Timothy to “think over” what he’s written. In other words, God works while Timothy thinks.

The King’s Path is rarely easy. But it’s a path the world needs to see now more than ever. With eyes to our king, will we follow Him?

Investing in friendships takes a lot of time and energy. Without this investment we lack the relational equity needed to properly live out the commands in scripture for how Christians point each other towards godliness.

Our tears point to the truth of ourselves—fragile, weak, and needy. But it also provides God with the opportunity to show the truth of who he is—our Comforter, Provider, and Protector.

This has been a season of grieving for me. But how do we grieve differently than those who have no hope?

God puts rhythms of nature right before our eyes so we can take in this truth every year: that life comes after death.