Christians are all called to know God intimately. But what does this relationship look like? What does God want out of my relationship with Him, and how might He be calling me into deeper intimacy?

Humans, across different cultures and throughout history, have danced regularly, often in religious settings. Clearly there is something profound about the relationship between dance and the human experience. So how can we use dance to benefit the Christian experience? Is there a way for believers to dance in a way that brings glory to God?

How are we as followers of Christ to understand storms and natural disasters? If God is sovereign, and if he is gracious and loving then how can he allow such destruction? Why are people allowed to suffer so much? Here are a few reflections to help guide our hearts and minds as we seek to understand storms east of Eden.

Endorsing Jesus this election season goes beyond politics. Discover His platform of transformation, abundance, and ultimate salvation in this reflection from Jesus' first miracle in Cana.

Are you willing to proclaim God’s truth to a culture that rejects it and instead celebrates that which goes against God’s law? Through 2 graduation speeches we see what our culture values, and what it looks like to be bold instead of fearing to tell the truth.

Our roommates can play a surprisingly impactful role in our relationship with Jesus - positively or negatively. So what factors should we consider when choosing who we live with?

God has made us wonderfully! Even when we don’t understand fully why God made us a certain way, we can trust God loves us and is always up to our good.

How does truth that comes through God’s word move to our heart so we that we apply it to our every day lives? The answer comes through meditation which helps to take in knowledge and stirs up our affections to God.

As Christians, when we hear the word “teaching” in the context of the Christian life, we think of a Sunday sermon. But, as all believers learn from the Word, we should all be sharing what we have seen and studied in Scripture, ultimately building on our foundation in the gospel.

The phrase “self-care” is one that is familiar to many of us in our culture, but God created us as physical and spiritual beings. How do we seek out care for our souls individually and through community?

The Bible has some examples to turn to when thinking about our friendships and relationships with others. As Christians, how should our friendships be rooted in the Word, point to Jesus, and ultimately, be life-giving?