Our resumes, our online profiles—they all boast our achievements. And it makes sense. That’s what they were designed to do. Our lives are whittled down to bullet points supported by photos, tweets and descriptive hashtags. So it’s not surprising that strangers read a couple of sentences next to our names and feel they know us. […]
So many people look at marriage as a way to get their own needs met. In a godly, healthy marriage you will have many needs met. But as an adult, as a believer and as a wife, you will be much happier, more satisfied and find more success in your marriage if you focus more
So many people look at marriage as a way to get their own needs met. In a godly, healthy marriage you will have many needs met. But as an adult, as a believer and as a wife, you will be much happier, more satisfied and find more success in your marriage if you focus more
“Who are you?” they asked in a less-than-gracious tone. Jesus had been in the temple area since early morning, teaching a large gathering of people who have come to hear His words. A group of religious leaders brought an adulterous woman into the middle of the crowd, right before him and said, “Now Moses in
The first epistle of Peter (written somewhere around the year A.D. 63-64) is addressed to those who have been scattered throughout the greater Asia area. The letter is addressed to the aliens scattered, but the theme of this amazing book is the true grace of God. For the next few moments, let’s consider some of
What are the marks of prayers that make a real impact? In this episode, John and Lisa launch into a series of conversations centered on what God says about prayer, how we should pursue His presence and why you should develop a vibrant prayer life. {eoa} Best-selling authors and speakers John and Lisa Bevere
You know when you share something really exciting with someone and they just nod or grunt with an “OK, whatever” attitude? It’s like nothing really moves some people. They’ve settled into a dull, passive place where they are no longer really passionate about anything. As a culture, we’ve seen so much and experienced so much
I’m not talking about a Buddha statue sitting on a fireplace mantel of a Christian home. I’m not talking about Christians who have some sort of feng shui going on: that dream catcher on a bedroom wall or the prayer rug pointing east; thinking they can mingle the God of the Bible with other gods
I’m not talking about a Buddha statue sitting on a fireplace mantel of a Christian home. I’m not talking about Christians who have some sort of feng shui going on: that dream catcher on a bedroom wall or the prayer rug pointing east; thinking they can mingle the God of the Bible with other gods
Father’s Day will be upon us in just a few days. And unlike Mother’s Day, a truly deserved holiday in which children (finally) appreciate their moms for a year of sacrificial service, Father’s Day is the one Sunday of the year where Dads feel justified in taking an afternoon nap. They may take one every
Can women really serve in any area of ministry? Why is it so crucial to ensure both women and men are empowered to pursue their God-given callings? In this conversation John and Lisa share even more about the role of women in the church, going back to the early church as an example to follow.
We can do hard things. This was a little message that I sent to a coworker a few weeks ago. We were visiting someone at the hospital and had taken separate cars. As we left, we realized we both had the same fear of trying to get out of the parking lot. You know, when you have
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