Take up Your Cross and Follow Jesus

The teaching of "taking up your cross" is about understanding the cost of discipleship

True discipleship means understanding that following Christ requires radical self-denial. Taking up your cross signifies prioritizing Jesus above all else. This profound sacrifice leads to life, assuring us of eternal reward for those who commit to follow Him wholly. Continue ReadingTake up Your Cross and Follow Jesus→

101 broken people that God used anyway

Throughout the Bible, God demonstrates His love and grace by using broken and flawed people to accomplish His purposes

If you think you are too broken by your past struggles, take courage! This list reveals countless people God used despite their failures. He looks past our deepest regrets to see our potential—demonstrating His boundless grace through repentance and restoring us to Him. Continue Reading101 broken people that God used anyway→

Ben Franklin’s Junto questions will improve your small group

Using Ben Franklin’s Junto style questions in a small group to encourage discussion and reflection on how we can honor God and live out our faith in practical ways

Deepen your small group with structure modeled after Franklin’s Junto! These biblical questions promote mutual improvement, helping members grow in faith and practically live out Christ’s principles daily. Continue ReadingBen Franklin’s Junto questions will improve your small group→

Biblical Christianity vs Religion of Humanism

Humanism is a religion that celebrates human potential and emphasizes reason, critical thinking, and individual autonomy.

Discover the profound difference between Biblical Christianity and Humanism’s approach to life’s big questions. We explore why God’s Word is the ultimate authority, not merely human reason or self-effort. Continue ReadingBiblical Christianity vs Religion of Humanism→