I love the Church. I love the people, the worship, the sense of belonging that comes from gathering with other believers who share the same faith and passion for Jesus. But something’s been tugging at my heart, again and honestly, it’s hard to ignore. I know so many Christians who are deeply involved in church life; serving, leading, attending Bible studies, volunteering, showing up every Sunday and yet, their entire circle consists of other Christians. They’re surrounded by

Which Bible Is Most Accurate? Protestant, Catholic, or Orthodox? I grew up in the Catholic Church, but in high school I became Protestant. For a long time, I never thought to question the Bible itself. I assumed every Christian read the same one. Recently, though, I’ve started studying the differences between Bibles, and what I’ve discovered surprised me: there are actually three main versions of the Christian canon, the Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox. And they don’t all

Sometimes we think growing closer to God requires big, dramatic changes in our lives. Long hours of study, hours of uninterrupted prayer, or radical acts of service. But the truth is, intimacy with God is often found in the small, consistent choices we make every day. Just like a friendship deepens through regular conversations, time together, and shared experiences, our relationship with God grows when we invite Him into the ordinary moments of life. Here are a few simple wa

My daughter once looked at me and said, “The only person that loves animals more than you, is God.” She might be right. My love for animals doesn’t even come close to the depth of God’s love for His creation, but it’s still something that He placed deep within me. From the tiniest wild creature, to the pets curled up at on our lap, animals reflect the beauty and creativity of the God who made them. Scripture reminds us that not one sparrow falls to the ground without our Fath

The Sabbath: What It Meant Then and What It Means Now When you hear the word Sabbath, what comes to mind? For some, it’s rules and regulations. For others, it’s a quiet Sunday nap. But biblically, the Sabbath is so much more…it’s about rest, worship, and delighting in God. The very first Sabbath takes us all the way back to creation: “By the seventh day God had finished the work he had been doing; so on the seventh day he rested from all his work. Then God blessed the seventh

Why Love and Truth Cannot Be Separated In a world where people say “live your truth” or “find your own truth,” we’re left with a million shifting opinions but no foundation. But here’s the reality: truth is not up for debate. It is not subjective, personal, or fluid. Truth is objective. And as Bible-believing Christians, we hold that Bible-based Christianity is not just a truth, but THE truth. What Is Objective Truth? Objective truth is truth that stands independent of feelin

The world tells us that self-care is about doing whatever makes us feel good…spa days, shopping, or escaping from responsibilities for a while. While some of these things can refresh us, they often give only temporary relief and can leave us chasing the next quick fix. But God’s Word points us to a deeper, lasting kind of care. From the very beginning, God modeled rest when He finished creation (Genesis 2:2–3). Jesus Himself regularly withdrew to quiet places to pray (Luke 5:

MEDITATION Is it Christian? YES!!!! Welllll, it depends on what exactly you are doing I suppose. Back in the day, meditation for a...