How We Can Miss Out On A Relationship With God Part 73
After a while, church attendance can become routine and predictable, just another obligation in our week. A refreshing conversation about our tendency to get lost in the activities, and miss out on a relationship with God.
Let’s Take A Good Look At Our Attitude Toward Others Part 72
It’s a lot easier to see someone else’s faults, than to spot our own. Let's continue an in-depth study on the parable of the prodigal son.
A Self-righteous Mind-set That Affects Our Relationship With God And Others Part 71
Our attitude is extremely important to God, especially when it’s reflected in our love for people.
Do Your Church Members Form Groups That Make Newcomers Want To Join? Part 70
In high school, we joke about the different cliques that form. The cheerleaders, the jocks, the drama club. If we’re not careful, church members sometimes form groups that make it difficult for newcomers to join.
Taking A Closer Look At Those Moments When We Cry Out To God Part 69
Most of us have asked God “why” at some point in our lives. Perhaps you’ve faced a family tragedy, or maybe you’re dealing with a broken relationship. Let’s examine those moments when we cry out to God in sorrow and frustration.
Taking An Honest Look At Our Attitudes Part 68
If you’ve ever been passed up for a promotion you deserved, or someone else has been recognized for his or her contribution and you were overlooked, you know the disillusionment and anger that often follows.
Discover How Our Inner Thoughts Impact Our Outward Expressions Part 67
Too often, we build ourselves up by putting other people down. In fact, it’s so common we don’t always realize when we do it!
Find Out What It Means To Be Self-righteous, And How To Correct Our Attitude Part 66
We don’t use the term self-righteous much these days. Yet the tendency to have an over-inflated view of ourself is something all of us struggle with from time to time.
Practical Advice For Families From Jesus’ Parable Of The Prodigal Son Part 65
As parents, we try to distribute love to our children equally. No child gets special favor. But it’s not always easy! Let's reflect on a family relationship described by Jesus, and commonly known as the parable of the prodigal son.
