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Your words can shape the lives of others—or burn bridges. Learn how James 3 challenges us to develop spiritual fitness by taming the tongue and speaking with grace

Discover how to let your everyday choices reveal Jesus to others. Inspired by Brian Meyer’s incredible faith journey from hardship to hope, this guide shows how the Holy Spirit writes God’s story on your heart.

Spiritual double-mindedness keeps us stuck. Learn what it means to walk by faith with an undivided heart—and how to grow in spiritual fitness through daily trust.

If you’ve lived long enough in this world, you can probably say, “I’ll never forget the moment everything changed.” The job you counted on disappeared. The diagnosis blindsided you. A relationship shattered.   And it’s in these moments, when life cracks open without warning, that our faith is tested and our foundation revealed.  You see, the truth is this: trials aren't the enemy of faith. They're the pressure points that prove whether our trust in God is real or just theoret

If you’re like me, when you think of true obedience to God, your mind might immediately to dramatic instances—missionaries crossing oceans, public personalities standing against cultural pressure, or people giving sacrificially in a moment of severe crisis.   But here’s the deal: most of life doesn’t unfold in the extremes. Instead, it’s lived in the mundane realities of everyday life: morning routines, meetings, chores, conversations. And it’s precisely there, in the everyda

If you’ve lived long enough on this Earth, you are well aware of this one fact: life doesn’t always follow a script we like or can even understand. Each one of us faces loss, confusion, disappointment. And in the silence, we often wonder where God is. In these moments, trusting Him can feel less like a firm conviction and more like clinging to a rope in the dark.  But here’s the vital takeaway from those moments: the rope is real. And it holds.  The Call to Trust  Consider Pr

While our bodies naturally weaken over time, our spiritual lives can grow stronger without stopping. That’s the promise of sanctification—the lifelong process of growing closer to Jesus and becoming more like Him. It’s not automatic, but it’s deeply rewarding. And unlike physical fitness, our spiritual strength doesn’t have to decline with age.

As we prepare and reflect on Thanksgiving, it’s clear that gratitude needs to be more than just a feeling. It becomes a choice and...

Happy Thanksgiving! Today you will likely be given many chances to express what you are grateful for.

Our 24-hour news cycle and soundbite culture has built the trajectory of the November 5 election to a fevered pitch. In this issue of ...

Uncover the dangers of relying solely on your pastor as a spiritual mentor. Discover the impact and how to take charge of your own growth.

Back to the Bible is focused on helping people develop the habit of receiving, reflecting and responding to Scripture at the life-transformi

When Evangelicals become known as a voting block instead of their stand for Christ, we’re in trouble. When we hear of pastors and their sexu

February is American Heart Month, so chances are you’re being reminded that good nutrition and being physically active are two of the...