Digging deep into the heart of the matter
Communication is a gift from God. It is also a necessity in our human relationships. What does God's Word have to say about it?
How does a preoccupation by the things of this world impact our lives as believers?
How does the wrong view of God shape an entire culture?
We are in a world where people are very free to talk about their emotions and go to therapy. Is that a good thing?
Why is moralism not the gospel? How do we avoid absorbing a culture of moralism as Christians?
How should Christians respond to a culture which is constantly shifting the roles and identities of men and women?
How does the present entertainment culture fit in the culture of the Kingdom of God?
Fear and anxiety are accepted as just what it means to be a human living in modern times. Is this the culture of the Kingdom of God?
How should Christians train their children to have a Biblical understanding of Critical Race Theory?
How should Christians train their children to have a Biblical understanding of homosexuality, and a right response to it?
How should Christians train their children to have a Biblical understanding of gender in this gender culture war?
How can Christian families live in this world, but not become “of this world?”
Is there any real parenting in “grandparenting?”
As a grandparent, what is expected concerning your care of your grandchildren?
How are you handling holidays and family events each year?
Do you give money and gifts to your adult children with strings attached?
How do you show respect, and give space, to your adult child's marriage and family?
How are you relating to your adult child's spouse? Do you see him or her as your adult child too, or something less?
Are your married, adult children still your children? Do you have an adult-to- adult relationship with them?
Has your married, adult child really left you? Can an adult child who doesn't leave actually cleave to a spouse?
We live in an age where tolerance is celebrated as one of the highest virtues. So, is there any room for judgment?
How is Satan’s definition of freedom different than the freedom we have in Jesus Christ?
We often idolize power. Satan offers power that is disconnected from God. God connects power and weakness.
Satan feeds our natural sinful desire to be independent people. God’s Word teaches us another way.
It is clear that this world is marked more by division than unity. How does Satan confuse Christians to engage in division too?
Satan, and this fallen world, loves to turn as many people as possible into victims. But Christians have the victory in Christ Jesus!
It is tempting to seek and enjoy surface peace, confusing it with true Biblical rest. What’s the difference?
Do we want to be happy more than desiring Biblical joy? Satan wants you to value happiness above all else!
What’s the difference between being comforted and seeking to stay as comfortable as possible?
Our hearts seek safety in our idols instead of the one, true God. Satan wants to keep us from any godly risky behavior!
Satan wants to convince us that we can do whatever we want to do, if we put our mind to it. We are unlimited!
We need to be confronted by our sin in order to change. But what is the difference between conviction and condemnation?
How should Christians respond to suffering in their own lives, as well as counsel others who are suffering?
How should Christians respond to suffering in their own lives, as well as counsel others who are suffering?
How should Christians respond to suffering in their own lives, as well as counsel others who are suffering?
If all suffering is just random, then there is no purpose to it. But what if all suffering is under God’s control?
If all suffering is just random, then there is no purpose to it. But what if all suffering is under God’s control?
To whom do we look for our example of how to respond to our suffering? Look to Jesus, our suffering Savior!
To whom do we look for our example of how to respond to our suffering? Look to Jesus, our suffering Savior!
How does the Bible explain the originating cause of human suffering? If God is not the cause, then who is?
How does the Bible explain the originating cause of human suffering? If God is not the cause, then who is?
To understand the problem of suffering, we first must address the problem of evil. Then, we need a Biblical solution to evil.
To understand the problem of suffering, we first must address the problem of evil. Then, we need a Biblical solution to evil.
The world has shared in universal suffering in 2020. But we must face the reality that suffering will always be a part of life, until Christ returns.
God has chosen to put us in families. Our sin makes family life difficult. What happens when family becomes dysfunctional?
The sexual abuse of children is a horrific evil in our world. How can a person not only survive it, but overcome it—in Christ?
When does sinning against a spouse become abuse? What are both spouse’s Biblical responsibilities when abuse has occurred?
Are you in a codependent relationship? This relational dynamic disorder reveals idols of the heart that need to be destroyed.
It can feel like a heart attack. It can send you to the emergency room. How do we solve the difficult problem of panic disorder?
Do you blame others around you for your own challenges in life? You need to have your mind renewed to break free from a victim mentality!
Demon possession or a brain-based disorder? Is there any real hope for psychotic disorders like schizophrenia?
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