Spiritual Life

Over these past six-plus months of “shutdown,” “quarantine,” “lockdown,” (or whatever we’re calling it now), the social isolation, non-human contact, strict yet inconsistent rules, fear-mongering, and less church involvement have resulted in some dangerous consequences that could negatively affect us as individuals, communities, and churches.

It's been a tough year for all of us. For those who feel overwhelmed, this article will dive into 3 truths to remind yourself when life overwhelms you, whether for a day or even for a whole year.

Although it’s easier to point fingers at the secular world than to examine our selves, here are five of the most common lies that have seeped into Christian culture and how to resist them.

Whether you are a man, or know a man, there are certain sins all men struggle with. Having a conversation about difficulties in life is always helpful, though men are not known for being as vulnerable with their emotions as women. Once the dialogue can occur, and the emotions come to the surface, real godly change can begin to happen.

Some wounds are so deep; they hurt for generations. In the remembering, we have the opportunity to grow, heal, and learn.

Messianic Judaism is the faith of Jewish followers of Christ in the New Testament. Their blend of Jewish tradition and Christian practices make them as diverse as many denominations within the Christian faith.

If God seems far away and being a Christian feels abstract and a bit purposeless, you may be in a spiritual slump where as much as we try to pursue God, it feels like we're getting nowhere.

The troubles in your life might feel overwhelming. Here's great news for you—we win. Because in Christ, under His banner, we have protection from the enemy. As He is victorious, we are victorious.