Answering the pressing question question, "What is wrong with the world?" Tim Keller tells us that the only thing that can account for the world's pain and chaos is what the Bible calls sin. But it's not the end of the story.
God has called us to be visible, verbal followers of Jesus Christ, but problems arise when we prioritize society's approval over God's. So, how do we shift from being culturally conditioned to being kingdom influencers? It starts by returning to a right relationship with God.
Our Church Spotlight for November, Athey Creek Church hosted a Crusade that thousands of lives in the city and surrounding area of Portland, Oregon.
November is here and we can help you find resources to engage with and reflect on the upcoming holiday season.
Explore our Verse of the Month, Ephesians 4:11-12, and take advantage of free resources, downloads, and even a webinar by Peter Scazzero!
Trust isn’t built in a single grand gesture, but in a thousand small, daily choices. It’s in the decision to begin each morning, before the first light dawns, by placing our lives afresh into the hands of God.
Prayer is about being honest and vulnerable in every stage and aspect of our lives. God can handle it all.
J. D. Walt's discussion guide for his study on the book of Romans is the perfect resource for deeper transformation and growing discipleship.
Discover how one church used creativity, a booklet, and a treat to reach others in their community during the holiday season.
An encouraging note from your friendly neighborhood ChurchSource Account Manager
An encouraging note from your friendly neighborhood ChurchSource Account Manager
Explore our Verses of the Month, John 14:27 and Isaiah 26:3, and take advantage of free resources and inspiring articles—including activities for Sunday school for you, reasons why pew are still important, and how you can make your trunk-or-treat event more impactful.
Have you ever awakened to a swirl of out-of-control thoughts? Perhaps you felt consumed by worry or wondered if anyone truly cared about you. The way we think directly impacts our joy and peace. But God’s Word is there to offer us comfort and to remind us that we can control how we think about ourselves and our circumstances.
Even when we try our hardest, we find ourselves lapsing into moments of sin. Why does this happen? Why can't we find a way to just stop? Megan Fate Marshman reminds us that it's not about how hard we try, but about opening our hearts to God and letting Him guide our transformation from within.