Being a Multiplier
A multiplier leads others to follow Jesus and fulfills the Great Commission.
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Get The EmailA multiplier leads others to follow Jesus and fulfills the Great Commission.
A steward manages God's gifts for God's purposes.
When you pray Scripture over your child, you align your prayers with God's heart for your child.
The "why" and "how" of sharing your story with others.
The reality of Jesus being the substitute for your sins is in front of you. How do you respond?
How amazing it is to lay down at the feet of Jesus the things I cannot clean out myself!
God is pursuing you even when you can't see it.
Four tips for helping you reconnect with God when you feel stuck.
We can give thanks in all circumstances, regardless of our feelings and circumstances.
Even if I don’t understand what God is doing, I choose to trust He is in control.
The Father is kind and faithful to both of His prodigal sons.
We need one another.
God uses our pain for His glory and our good.
The Gospel of John. John is the most unique of the 4 Gospels.
What’s the difference between loving God’s laws and legalism?
Heaven isn’t a consolation prize for living a hard life; it’s better and different than anything we have ever experienced.
God is not “like a father” to us; He IS our good Father.
God meets us where we are with kindness and grace.
What did biblical men do with their emotions, and what can we learn from them?
We fight for others, and for ourselves, through the miraculous power of prayer.
Peter was the one who betrayed Jesus, yet God still calls Him by name.
A story of God’s faithfulness while living in the gap between what I expected and what life ended up being.
We talk about purpose a lot in our society, but how do we know what our purpose is? And how do we know that we’re choosing to do what God wants us to with our lives?
Most of us would say we want to help our friends who are in pain, but many don’t know how. Here are some really practical tips for helping a grieving friend.
God knows every bad and messy thing about you and still loves you more than you can imagine. How do we respond to that?