We all know some things are right and some things are wrong, but how do we tell the difference? Without a Christian worldview, right and wrong can become mere matters of opinion. This article helps us see how morality comes from the nature God gave us.
For many Christians, church is a comfortable place. The comings and goings all make sense, the atmosphere is expected. But comfort can quickly become ownership. We need to always remember that when it comes to God, He is the king and we are unworthy servants.
People have long asked about the meaning of life. For all the confusion, God has made the answer clear in His word. In this article, we see God’s answer to the question of meaning.
Every question has two potential answers: the honest one or the convenient one. Jesus never chose convenience over truth. As His followers, neither should we.
It’s always easier to find the negatives than it is to rejoice in the positives. But for the church, negativity can send a message of fear to the world. God doesn’t call Christians to be negative, but rather to rejoice in the good work He will accomplish.
Evangelism can be scary, mostly because we don’t always know where to start. This article introduces a mini-series on worldviews, the ways in which people see life and all that is around them. When we can analyze, articulate, and compare secular worldviews with Scripture, we take an intimidating book like the Bible and make it accessible for people wherever they come from.
Our culture is full of personality tests and quizzes to help us figure out who we are. Maybe we need to trust a little less in them and think a little more of how God defines us.
Christians naturally move from attending church to building relationships to serving. In that flow, it’s important to remember growth always needs to be the main goal.
This article comes out of a review for the book Lies Pastors Believe: 7 Ways to Elevate Yourself, Subvert the Gospel, and Undermine the Church by Dayton Hartman. Few things…
Following Jesus can quickly become a checklist. Read your Bible, pray, go to church, etc. What if Jesus has more for us than that?
Today’s world is getting increasingly hostile at every turn. For the Christian, gentleness may be more important now than ever for reaching a lost society.
Daily life encourages us to build walls between people groups and hide behind them. When tragedy strikes, like it did in New Zealand last week, God invites us to step beyond those divides.
Churches often have a hard time bringing single and married Christians together. What if we stopped seeing the difference between them and started celebrating the beauties of each?
Lindsay Kennedy explains the motivation and main observations that led to the creation of Psalmcast, a GoodLion original podcast that explores the book of Psalms.
