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One of the best feelings in life is knowing that someone else has your back; somebody else loves you, and cares about you. As Paul continues his letter to Timothy he reminds us that we ought to be looking out for the welfare of others, especially those closest to us.

We are generally quick to want forgiveness. But giving forgiveness? Yes, it’s hard. However, as Coach Shannon explains, with Christ, we have every reason and the ability to forgive. Spend some time in prayer about someone you need to forgive. Ask God to soften your heart towards that person. Remember: Forgive the way you want to be forgiven, the way the Lord has forgiven you. Let go of all the hurt that you’ve been holding on to and forgive them in your heart. Then, reach out

Read Hebrews 10:24-25 And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near. Reflect Why is it important to go to church? What are the spiritual health benefits of gathering with other believers? My alarm goes off. Ugh. Workout time. Immediately, I think “do I have to?” The answer is, no. No one is making me. I am a grown adu

How many times have you "gotten even" with someone during your life? Even if you haven't, chances are, you seriously considered it at some point for some reason. So, we all probably need to take a minute and listen to what Gary has to share from the Bible that will help us set our minds on more peaceful responses.

Need help making that first move of forgiveness? God is ready and waiting. Join Paula as she asks God for the chance to extend the grace to others that He extends to us.

PERSONALIZED WORKOUT OPTION: Exciting news — adapt today’s spiritual workout to what’s happening in your  life right now. Our new digital librarian will pull personalized content for your workout and guide you through four simple steps to help you apply Scripture to your life today. Try it out HERE>>> INTRO:  SPIRITUALLY FIT  | TODAY In this episode of Spiritually Fit Today, Arnie Cole and guest Dr. Dale Michels discuss the impact of screen time on kids and grandkids, offeri

Across the global Church, we report unprecedented access to Christianity—Scripture availability, digital reach, training resources, and evangelistic activity. Yet few efforts measure whether these inputs are producing durable spiritual formation, obedience, and reproducible discipleship at the population level.

The SALT Index (Scripture Absorption and Life Transformation) is a research framework designed to answer a question the global Church increasingly recognizes as essential:

Genuine evangelism grows best through real relationships, not treating people as projects. This article explores ten honest lessons on building friendships with non-believers—listening well, relying on the Spirit, praying deeply, and lovingly proclaiming the gospel in everyday life.

Jack leads our prayer time today encouraging us to be Jesus to someone who might not normally see Him. Jack prays that we will be able to see those around us through Jesus' eyes, and not our own.

When it comes to our faith, the Bible is very clear about a lot of things, but frustratingly vague on others. Paul, in his letter to Timothy, warns the young pastor to not get distracted by pointless arguments. Learn how to keep your life focused on what's most important for the Christian life.

PERSONALIZED WORKOUT OPTION: Exciting news — adapt today’s spiritual workout to what’s happening in your  life right now. Our new digital librarian will pull personalized content for your workout and guide you through four simple steps to help you apply Scripture to your life today. Try it out HERE>>> INTRO:  SPIRITUALLY FIT  | TODAY In this episode of Spiritually Fit Today, Arnie Cole and guest Dr. Dale Michels discuss the impact of constant scrolling on mental and spiritua

If you’ve ever been shot down by someone’s criticism, then you know the pain it causes. Today Coach Jonathan helps you take aim at your pride instead of other people’s flaws! Think about the people you feel most critical toward. Write down three things you are thankful for about each of them. Then pray for them. Thank God for putting them in your life and making them the way they are with the unique gifts that you just wrote down. Ask God to give you a spirit of humility towa

Read Romans 12:2 Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect. Reflect Prayerfully consider your own transformation story. What were you like before Christ? How have you changed since knowing the Lord? I love transformation stories. Home renovation shows are one of my favorite things to watch. It’s amazing watching designers and carpenters wor

We all have a certain desire to be noticed and recognized--to rise above the crowd. But sometimes that recognition can only by selling out a friend. Is it worth it? Rather than climbing this rickety ladder, Cassie has another suggestion taken straight from the Word of God.

A thoughtful reflection on why spiritual growth comes from faithful training, not willpower, and how Scripture quietly forms us over time.

Does the idea of sharing your faith make you nervous? You don't need to be! Jason is here to lead our prayer time today asking God for His Holy Spirit to guide us and empower us to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with others.

PERSONALIZED WORKOUT OPTION: Exciting news — adapt today’s spiritual workout to what’s happening in your  life right now. Our new digital librarian will pull personalized content for your workout and guide you through four simple steps to help you apply Scripture to your life today. Try it out HERE>>> INTRO:  SPIRITUALLY FIT  | TODAY In this episode of Spiritually Fit Today, Arnie Cole and guest Dr. Dale Michels discuss the impact of endless short video scrolling on our brain

The people in leadership in the church have a big responsibility. As a result, they should be people of exceptional character. In his letter to Timothy, Paul outlines these qualifications. In addition, he shares some things to be on guard for in the last days.

How well do you think a garden would grow if you never pulled out the weeds? How well do you think your diet would go if you didn't cut out junk food? How well do you think you could grow spiritually if you only read the latest best sellers? Cameron is here today with a spiritual lift that will help jumpstart your spiritual growth plan.

It’s hard to move forward in life when you’re stuck in guilt! Coach Donna Amidon shows you how to break ties with your past so you can be released to walk in freedom and forgiveness. Focus Forward. If there’s something from your past that’s weighing you down, bring it to God and ask for his forgiveness. Then like Paul, focus on the purpose and assignment God has for you.

Read Psalm 119:7-11 I will praise you with an upright heart, when I learn your righteous rules. I will keep your statutes; do not utterly forsake me! How can a young man keep his way pure? By guarding it according to your word. With my whole heart I seek you; let me not wander from your commandments! I have stored your word in my heart, that I might not sin against you. Reflect Consider your spiritual diet. Are you starving yourself spiritually? Are you trying to survive on j

Waiting on God can feel confusing and painful, especially when answers seem delayed. This article explores why waiting is hard, how Scripture reframes God’s timing, and how trusting God’s purposeful work strengthens faith even when change feels slow.

Read 2 Timothy 3:16-17 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.” Reflect I want to get in better shape. But the truth is, I am where I am in my physical fitness journey and there are no shortcuts to where I want to be. If I want to get healthier, I have to start right where I’m at. The same is true for spiritual fitness. I