Why do people allow sin to control their lives?
When we live in sin for a long time, it can be more comfortable to stay where we are than to find freedom from what’s holding us captive.
Read More »When we live in sin for a long time, it can be more comfortable to stay where we are than to find freedom from what’s holding us captive.
Read More »Our culture is saturated with sexualized messages. So much so, that we can become numb to the destruction these messages cause in our hearts, and in our relationships. Let’s study Jesus’ teaching in Matthew chapter five, verse 27.
Read More »The longer we leave relational disagreements unresolved, the harder it is to bridge the gap and mend the relationship. Perhaps there’s someone you need to reconcile with.
Read More »Relationships aren’t easy to maintain. And when a rift occurs between you and another believer, the damage isn’t easy to repair!
Read More »The process of reconciliation can sometimes be messy, but according to Scripture, the health of our relationships is important to God! Perhaps there’s someone you need to get right with.
Read More »If you’ve been a member of a church for long you know it’s not always easy to get along with other Christians! Let’s study Jesus’ illustrations in the Sermon on the Mount.
Read More »We all lose our cool from time to time. But according to the “Discover the Word” team, we need to be mindful of not just what we say, but how we communicate it!
Read More »In Matthew chapter five, Jesus emphasizes the seriousness of flying off the handle. But is there ever a situation where anger would be warranted?
Read More »We make decisions every day. But no choice is more life-impacting or full of eternal significance than our choice to love—or reject—God. Let’s weigh the outcome of this crucial decision.
Read More »The idea of hell may conjure images of eternal pain and torment. But according to the “Discover the Word” team, Jesus described a different picture when He talked about hell.
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