How Do I Lead Someone to Christ
John Piper (article/audio)
And I would say to them, “You were created, you exist, to glorify God — to make God look glorious. You were created to show God’s glory, his greatness, his beauty, his worth. That’s our duty.”
How To Love A Teenager
Paul Tripp (article)
Effective parents are those who can remember what it was like to live in the scary world of those adolescent years and display the mercy that they once needed themselves as a teen.
How to Pray When Your Kids Go Off to College
Sam Crabtree (article)
Wise petitions are grounded in his promises. He already knows what your kids need.
We Are Praying For Our Children
Tim Challies (article)
“Father, hear us, we are praying, Hear the words our hearts are saying, We are praying for our children…”
Why should we confess our sins to one another (James 5:16)?
gotquestions.org (article)
To live as children of light, we must be honest with ourselves and others about who we are, including our shortcomings, failures, and struggles with sin.
Jesus Commands Us to Judge
J. D. Greear (video)
J. D. Greear—pastor of The Summit Church and current SBC president—teaches Christians what it means to properly judge as Jesus did.
What does the Bible mean that we are not to judge others?
gotquestions.org (article)
Believers are warned against judging others unfairly or unrighteously, but Jesus commends “right judgment”.
The Direction of Our Words
Paul Tripp (article/devotional)
The Bible says that every word we speak is moving in one of those two directions (life or death). So how should this spiritual reality change the way we live?
Q&A with Patrick Lencioni: What's Your Motivation?
Patrick Lencioni & Craig Groeschel (video)
Patrick Lencioni and Craig Groeschel discuss fundamental questions and give you practical tips for improving your own role and your team.
Shai Linne on Christians Labeling and Categorizing Each Other During This Cultural Moment
Justin Taylor (article)
Most people are bigger than the mental folders we place them in. It’s possible for two (or 2,000) things to be true at the same time.
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Quarantine Quarrels - [Part 2] How to Use Words That Help, Not Hurt
Kathleen Edelman (video)
Join communication coach Kathleen Edelman for a helpful and hilarious “night in” that will leave you with a few laughs and a lot more grace for everyone at home.
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Quarantine Quarrels - [Part 1] How Your Wiring Affects Your Words
Kathleen Edelman (video)
Join communication coach Kathleen Edelman for a helpful and hilarious “night in” that will leave you with a few laughs and a lot more grace for everyone at home.
"The Sorrows of Minneapolis A Prayer for Our City"
John Piper (article/audio)
May our leaders love the truth, seek the truth, stand unflinching for the truth, and act on the truth. Let nothing, O Lord, be swept under the rug.
MLK: The Gospel Coalition
John Perkins (videos)
The 50th anniversary of King's tragic death marks an opportunity for Christians to reflect on the state of racial unity in the church and the culture. It creates the occasion to reflect on where Christians have been and look ahead to where we must go as we pursue racial unity in the midst of tremendous tension.
26 Bible Verses To Consider When Thinking About George Floyd
Paul Tripp (article)
May our hearts be tender, may we weep with those who weep, and may we rise up in righteous indignation. We have been too passive and silent too long.
