Posts about Christian Living (2)

The world is pretty good at clinging. Clinging to time, resources, and let’s not forget those last few fries at the bottom of the bag. It’s a “mine, mine, mine” mindset that’s kind of like a toddler who doesn’t want to share their toys.

“A joyful heart is good medicine….” - Proverbs 17:22

[Also seen in Nashville Christian Family] When Jesus commanded believers to go into all the world and preach the gospel (Matt 28:18-20), He didn’t put any age limits on it. With their innocent faith and endless energy, kids can be great missionaries! Sometimes it’s us parents who need a little convincing.

“Election Anxiety” is a thing. In fact, three out of four Americans have it right now, says the American Psychiatric Association. If you’re worried and stressed, you’re not alone.

[As seen on iBelieve.] Over and over, the book of Proverbs warns us that pride comes before a fall. Samson’s life displays this quite literally. His story in the book of Judges provides an object lesson showing how not to live. So, if we want to reject pride and avoid its consequences, how should we live instead? Perhaps the key can be found in what Samson lacked: Vulnerability.

Tips for Christians battling breast cancer through balancing spiritual and physical wellness through faith, community, diet, and more.

[As seen previously in The Christian Post] When a well-meaning Christian says “God is in control,” they typically mean that God makes things happen, or stops them from happening, at random. But the Bible teaches us that God’s sovereignty is an essential aspect of who He is and that He has absolute authority over all things. “The LORD of hosts has sworn, saying, ‘Surely, as I have thought, so it shall come to pass, and as I have purposed, so it shall stand’” (Isaiah 14:24).

We live in a society that is increasingly polarized. In fact, the world actively seeks to divide us. As a body of believers, we need to stand on the principles of God and fight against the spirit of division. Ephesians 4 speaks repeatedly about the oneness of believers and the characteristics of the believer that is seeking unity. Those focused on unity are: