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Three insightful steps that can help introverts navigate living in an extroverted world while understanding their unique wiring.
Finding a lasting sense of value and self-worth is a challenge we all face. Where do you think your value comes from?
Are you searching for your life’s purpose? How we each live out our purpose may look different, but our purpose was defined long, long ago.
Everyone knows that faith plays a significant role in our spiritual growth, but practically speaking it either occupies too much or too little of our understanding.
To firmly cement in our minds the foundations for guilt-free living, this chapter will look at the biblical teachings on law and grace. This is fundamental to overcoming guilt and building a positive self-image.
What does the Bible mean when it says believers are “seated with Christ?” It’s pretty simple.
Morbid as it may seem, autumn really is about death. And God repeats this pattern in you and me.
I’m always so amazed at how much God can teach us through the most ordinary things in our lives. For me lately, it’s been my cat, Boots.
If we have such strong emotions and love for our pets, then we can be sure that they’re just a small shadow of the infinitely greater love that God has for us.
In our lives, each of us has an identity being formed and shaped through experiences, relationships, culture, media and the world around us. We seek to define who we are in any way that we can. How would believing the truth about your new identity in Christ change the way you live?
We all find our identities in different places — name, race, country of origin, job, religion and so on. Here's a simple experiment to help you find your true identity.
You’re approaching a crossroads moment in your life and don’t know which path is right for you.
Every human being has an ethnicity. This means each one of us has a language, culture and values, and we share physical characteristics common to a group, or groups, of people. We should all embrace our ethnicity because God has made all of us.
Jesus is our only source of true righteousness. We become self-righteous when we try to validate our worth through our strengths, relationships, position or actions.
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