Anyone who has ever gone on a mission trip knows that the experience gives participants a unique opportunity to see and experience God differently than they do at home. While most people who take short-term mission trips describe them as life-changing, the truth is that after they return home, not a lot changes in how they live day-to-day, and the memories start to fade. However, Life-Changing...
Scripture seems to identify the narcissist easily. Here is the prototype of sin. Haughty, lover of self (2 Timothy 3:2), and spiritually dead. End of story. Case closed. The cause of a narcissist’s maddening lifestyle. Confession and God’s forgiveness are the answer. But for a number of reasons, this can’t be the end of what God says. One reason is it doesn’t explain enough. We are all sinners...
We are sharing one more preview in our summer reading series for this year. Marty Machowski’s The Redemption Tales offers a creative presentation of the gospel message by inviting middle-grade readers (ages 8–12) to join the fictional animals who could have been present at the biggest events of the Bible. The third book in the series, The Light and the Life, follows the adventures of the animals...
In a rapidly changing, godless world, the need for Christian schools, camps, and ministries to prioritize the protection and education of young people has never been more critical. Our children are growing up in an environment filled with both extraordinary opportunities and daunting challenges. As Christians, we have a moral and biblical responsibility to equip the next generation with the tools...
In How to Teach Kids Theology: Deep Truths for Growing Faith, authors Sam Luce and Hunter Williams equip Sunday School teachers, children’s ministry leaders, and parents to teach the theological truths that will be a foundation for a child’s growing faith. In each chapter, the authors diagnose problems that hinder leaders from teaching kids theology, explain principles to combat these problems...
