God gives wives the privilege of blessing their husbands through consistent prayer. These Scripture-based daily prayer directives help wives develop the habit of frequent and specific prayer as they entrust their husbands and their marriages to a wise and loving God. Read article here.
The story of the woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5:21-34) enlightens us about shame. Desperation drove her to sneak up on Jesus from behind despite her uncleanness. Jesus met her fear and trembling not with rebuke or blame, but with his undivided attention, compassion, and healing. Author Winston…
In difficult times our faulty ideas of love can easily cast doubt on the character of God. These voices from the past, the present, and Scripture invite us to reconsider our perspective as we wrestle with God’s goodness and redemptive purposes in our suffering. Read article here.
This easy-to-understand book guides readers toward Biblically-based financial freedom using a simple roadmap for organizing finances through life. It includes discussion questions, tools, and resources to help put the principles into practice. Purchase book here.
Here is a list of books on understanding and working through grief. Download PDF here.
The Psalmists beautifully exemplify God-honoring ways to question the Lord in the midst of our suffering while avoiding complaints, accusations, and self-righteousness. Read article here.
These tips are designed to help the grieving get through holidays when social pressures feel intense. Download PDF here.
A pastor shares how to find freedom from the punishment, power, and pleasure of same-sex attraction. Read article here.
In this 21-minute podcast, Alasdair Groves and Todd Stryd discuss the ways we equate the persuasive voice of shame with the voice of God. Although shame is tied to factual events, it draws a wrong conclusion that is very different from God’s reliable perspective. Listen to podcast here.
For women who have struggled with pornography, shame shows up in romantic relationships with its accusations that they are unlovable. Living in grace silences those lies and the isolation they bring. Read article here.