What does it feel like to read the Bible? Does it feel like a gripping novel or fascinating non-fiction that you can't wait to read the next chapter? Maybe it feels more like a vital activity to make sure you are in the right place for the day
The new year is almost here, and I'm looking for a new Bible and tools to shake up my Bible reading for 2025. If you're looking to get started writing in your Bible (or for some fun new tools) then you might enjoy this guide too.
How a audio bible app introduced me to a new form of prayer that's taken over my morning devotions, and pops up throughout the day.
Most of the world aspires to greatness. Paul reminded the church in Thessalonica of a greater calling.
Self development and spiritual growth seem very similar at first, but here are three key differences that really matter.
Jesus said his load was light, but at times it can feel heavy. How come? It's probably because we approach it all wrong.
One of the best things you can do to improve your writing is improve your process. And prayer might be the most important aspect you are neglecting.
Since my son reached 1, I haven’t had a consistent quiet time. So I invented a new spiritual discipline.
Toxic positivity is the idea that we should be positive and optimistic at all times and deny what the situation is truly like. It's not Christian though.
Jonah is one of the most famous prophets in the Bible, but he doesn't act like most prophets.
Many people including christians know Jesus, but do they like him? It's a key question for discipleship.
I made a big mistake in my hermeneutics course. At first, I felt terrible, but then my perspective changed.