Going to Church When You Think You Might Not Like What You Hear
As long as I approached Scripture deciding what to believe and what to discard, I missed out on so much peace.
As long as I approached Scripture deciding what to believe and what to discard, I missed out on so much peace.
This list represents ten articles we believe will encourage and equip you as you parent your kids.
Instead of being that parent who had to have it all together so I could be proud of my good parenting, my son and I could just be in the mess together.
Anxiety has served me well in one respect: I have learned to dig into the Bible to find truth that helps me fight my fear for my children.
The peace of the world always depends on circumstances, which means it’s never perfect (there’s always something that could be better, right?) and it never lasts.
Even though his work in our lives may not feel good, he is still working and since it is his work, it is good.
From what I’ve observed, the two sustaining factors in kids continuing in church are the centrality of the gospel preached and a love for the full body of the church.
God promises a supernatural peace that will defy any human attempt to understand it. It was a promise I desperately wanted to believe, but I was skeptical.
God knows that we are utterly helpless to keep our church camp commitments and to remake ourselves. That’s why we need Jesus!