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The Long Work of Becoming | Luke 10
Alexis Shippy wrestles with feeling in over their head—whether training for a marathon or chasing spiritual growth—and asks how we keep showing up when progress feels invisible. Read on to see why faithfulness, not feelings, fuels both the run and the walk of faith, pointing us back to Jesus above any finish line.
Are You Who You Want to Be?
Shawn Barrett wrestles with a question every Christian knows too well: why do we keep sinning even after finding grace? Drawing on Scripture, Augustine, and Switchfoot, he unpacks the tension of the "already and not yet" and offers four practical steps toward walking closer to Christ.
Thoughts That Shape Us
In Thoughts That Shape Us, Alexis Shippy takes an honest look at what it actually means to take every thought captive to Christ — a command most of us quote but struggle to live. Readers will walk away with a clearer sense of why their thought patterns matter and practical ways to begin aligning their minds with what is true.
An Acquired Taste: 3 Tips for Aligning your Heart with Christ
Bryce Vaught tackles a question many believers quietly wrestle with: why doesn't life with Jesus always feel natural or enjoyable? Discover three practical tips for acquiring a genuine taste for Christ — and why the journey is worth every sip.
Sola Gratia #5 - Sanctified by Grace
Senior Pastor Dr. Kurt Bjorklund continues the Sola Gratia series focusing on the doctrine of grace. He explores the concept of sanctification, examining how spiritual growth occurs through teaching, relationships, spiritual disciplines, and pivotal circumstances, while emphasizing that our transformation is ultimately God's work of grace rather than our own efforts.
How God Teaches Us to be More Christ-like (Psalm 32 Devotional)
There is one trait that is perhaps the most important for a teacher. That they care about the student so much that they’ll do just about anything to get them to understand the material. The same is true of God.