It’s About Time You Grew Up

The author shares a personal spiritual journey of deep discernment and transformation, highlighting the importance of spiritual maturity and humility. They emphasize the significance of God’s work in drawing individuals to a deeper walk with Him, contrasting it with self-focused, immature Christianity marked by pride and worldly influences. The call to grow in faith and pursue Christ-likeness is underscored.

Am I a Godly Mom?

The wise counsel of a pastor to prioritize love (1 Cor. 13:1) resonates with the responsibilities of motherhood. This article explores biblical principles for holy parenting, emphasizing personal holiness, serving, submitting to God’s plan, embracing suffering, discipline, understanding the heart, seeking God’s gifts, and relying on His Word for guidance.

We Shouldn’t Run

Aaron Renn’s essay, “The Three Worlds of Evangelicalism,” stirred diverse reactions for categorizing evangelical history into periods. His book, “Life in the Negative World,” expands on strategies for evangelical survival in a culture suspicious of their beliefs. Despite some criticisms, Renn’s approach and insights provide a timely and valuable resource for American evangelicals facing a changing cultural environment.

A Godly Mother’s Prayer

The Bible highlights the immense value of mothers. Eve, Moses’ mother, Mary, and Hannah embody godly motherhood. Hannah’s prayer reveals qualities of a godly mother: extolling God’s holiness, explaining divine mysteries, exclaiming God’s salvation, and expecting God’s supremacy. These truths apply to all, showing our need for God’s saving grace. Happy Mother’s Day!

A Cashless Society?

The rise of a cashless society and its connection to biblical prophecy is a controversial topic. While some fear a one-world government and persecution of Christians, others believe it is an economic issue. The mention of the mark of the beast in Revelation was likely directed at a specific historical context and should not lead to unfounded fear. Instead, the focus should be on living a life of love and sharing the Christian gospel.

Interview with a Graduate

Abby and Nate both graduated from Boyce College with Abby studying biblical counseling and Nate studying business. Abby chose Boyce for its Christian community and made lifelong friendships. She switched from communications to biblical counseling after personal experiences. The college experience was a positive contrast to her public high school. She plans to pursue ACBC certification and settle in Toronto.

Did I Marry the Wrong Person?

The article addresses marriage struggles and the question of marrying the wrong person. The author emphasizes the importance of honesty, forgiveness, faith, community, seeking help, and staying committed. They stress the need for continuous growth and support from God and others to navigate challenges in marriage, offering hope and practical guidance.