Four Keys to Unlocking a Lasting Bible Reading Habit
Before you give up on daily Bible reading, there's something you need to know: you might only be one dial away from unlocking it for good.
Before you give up on daily Bible reading, there's something you need to know: you might only be one dial away from unlocking it for good.
Sin keeps knocking on the door, but Romans 6 says you don't have to answer it.
The turn of a new year offers a natural opportunity to reflect on what has been and prepare for what's ahead. Here are some questions to guide you through that process.
Fifty practical tips to help anyone build a meaningful Bible reading habit that leads to spiritual growth
Check three spiritual vitals—regular Scripture reading, consistent prayer, and active involvement in a local church—to identify and address root causes of spiritual struggle.
Before you give up on daily Bible reading, there's something you need to know: you might only be one dial away from unlocking it for good.
Dry devotions revitalized, practical prayer tools, prayer meeting thrills, unexpected reasons for reading, and more
Sin keeps knocking on the door, but Romans 6 says you don't have to answer it.
Spiritual formation vs. self-help, why Bible plans fail, Satan's sabotage of prayer, reading the Bible to love better, and more
The turn of a new year offers a natural opportunity to reflect on what has been and prepare for what's ahead. Here are some questions to guide you through that process.
Fifty practical tips to help anyone build a meaningful Bible reading habit that leads to spiritual growth
Check three spiritual vitals—regular Scripture reading, consistent prayer, and active involvement in a local church—to identify and address root causes of spiritual struggle.
The best Christian life embraces ordinary faithfulness in Scripture, prayer, and church rather than chasing extraordinary spiritual experiences.
Prayer is about honest, simple communion with God, focusing on his presence and surrendering control rather than striving for perfection or following rigid formulas.
Spiritual growth doesn't require natural habit-forming abilities.
Christian growth is not about achieving a new identity through self-improvement, but about living out the transformed identity that God has already given believers through Christ's death and resurrection.