Guilt, pain, and failure are three of the most difficult experiences in our spiritual lives
The Bible teaches us that God’s answer to self-criticism lies in nurturing a learner’s heart.
God wants to be real to us–he wants us to see him through our own eyes.
God doesn’t want any of us to go through storms alone.
Returning to God is the only way we can stop living for people, stop being afraid of being different, and rediscover what it means to think differently.
The parables of Jesus show that he understands you, can help you understand yourself, and help you understand God.
We all experience feeling stuck at times, whether it be in hardships, relationship conflicts, failures that follow us wherever we go, or guilt that feels too big for us to carry on our own.
Check out this week's Mini Quiet Time to learn from Jesus how to defeat your own doubts.
Check out our new Mini Quiet Time, where in Psalm 32, David comes to God to help him deal with the clutter of his heart.
What the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector can teach us about talking to God when we feel guilty.
What the Parable of the Great Banquet teaches us about God’s invitation is to be part of his Kingdom.
In the Parable of the Two Sons, Jesus tells a story to help us learn why we should say what we really think.