Ephesians 6:19-20

Agreeing to pray for someone is not simply a nice platitude to let someone know we’re thinking about them or a pat on the back to cheer someone on. When we tell someone we’ll pray for them, we are agreeing to put on the armor and head to the front lines of battle on their behalf.…

Jesus did the hard work of redemption. He calls us to do our part: sharing the Good News with those who desperately need Him (which is everyone!).…

With no hesitation Kupp credits his faith and says his goal every day is to honor God.…

If you feel quite weak and ordinary-if you feel like a mess but have the Spirit-you have the right credentials. You are one of the ordinary people God uses to help others. -Ed Welch, Side by Side: Walking with Others in Wisdom and Love Katie couldn’t have picked a better time. It was a rare afternoon when Read More…

By Elizabeth Prata I heard about Beth Moore’s proposal to offer a video tutorial on prayer. What a coincidence, I thought, I’m taking a class on prayer right now. I wonder what she will……