Back to Basics: Did you miss Sunday School?
Did you miss Sunday school? Some of us grew up in the church: Sunday school, flannel graphs and story time. Others of us missed the childhood teachings and came to…
Terry Murphy
Trusting in God’s Timing
Posted on Wednesday, Sep 07, 2022 by K-LOVE Pastors Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek his will in all you…
Making Your Life Group Better
In the coming week, many of us will once again become part of a regular discipline for North Coasters (now, quite literally) across the globe. I’m referring to a practice…
“Show Me the Money”
Note: We’ve spent the last two months looking at some key Christian values and how they both relate to us and are viewed in the Bible. From community, humility, communication…
How Should Christians Comment Online?
By Jon Bloom, staff writer, desiringGod.org Reading people’s comments online is an interesting and sometimes troubling study in human nature. And reading comments by professing Christians on Christian sites (as well…
Pride and Humility- Part 2
December 4, 2011 by Thomas A. Tarrants, Author, President Emeritus, CSLI cslewisinstitute.org Pride is a universal human problem. Everyone suffers from it to some degree. When we have exalted ourselves…
Learning to Practice True Humility, Part 1
by Veronica Neffinger Humility is an important character quality in the Christian life. Although most of us know this, we also likely know that humility is one of the most…
4 Key Practices for Healthy Christian Communities – Part 2
by Karen Lucas – IPHC.org This article is part 2 of a two-part series on healthy community. Read Part 1 here. What if someone told you that church people are fake and…
4 Key Practices for Healthy Christian Communities – Part 1
IPHC.org Blog: KAREN LUCAS The Christian community is wonderful– until it’s not. It is profoundly fulfilling to be part of a healthy church or Christian organization. Conversely, when churches and…
Make Your Single Years Significant
Last week we talked about a heart of gratitude. (You can review that post, if you’d like, via this link.) Continuing along that vein, I am reminded how hard it…