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Just because an opportunity presents itself, and it looks appealing, doesn't necessarily mean it is from God.

Being a natural procrastinator is often exhausting and frustrating. Because let’s face it, real life doesn’t take place in the clouds.

If you've been wrestling with finding your purpose in life, I encourage you to ask yourself the same questions 6 questions that helped me.

It's tempting to see ourselves as weaker for desiring sleep. But our need for sleep is profoundly theological, and speaks volumes about where we place our hope and trust.

Our identity and worth must be rooted in the fact that we are sinners saved by the grace of Jesus Christ alone, adopted into His family, and called His children.

The night before the meeting, Lauren and I hosted our weekly couples group. I had chosen an obscure Bible story about King Jehoshaphat for our discussion. In the story, enemy armies have surrounded Judah and a devastating attack seems imminent. Jehoshaphat calls the whole nation together to pray and inquire of the Lord about what to do.

This side of the sin at the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, our work is ruined by all manner of afflictions moral, physical, emotional, and mental.

For a long time, I didn’t think that issues of race had anything to do with me. Instead, loving God and loving others meant believing in a colorblind rhetoric; if I couldn’t see a person’s skin color, I couldn’t therefore judge a person’s skin color, then I could somehow magically see straight to inside of their heart. If you want to engage in the conversation, here are eight concrete actions people of faith can take to address racial injustice. 

Attitudes are ways of thinking and feeling that affect behavior.