The question of harassment for religious beliefs balanced against free speech is a tricky one, but the answers are becoming increasingly important.

A humble person draws others to them, but that’s in part because true humility is so rare, so how do we cultivate it in ourselves?

We talk about following the Holy Spirit, but how often do we actually do just that in our day-to-day lives?

A great deal has been said and written about the silences of God, but when should we be the ones who are silent and what value is in the quiet? 

Bad apologies are easy to find and even easier to produce, but what exactly makes a genuinely good apology?

Good books are a treasure to unearth, especially when they give us better insight into the God we follow, so here are some golden authors to check out.

The Bible tells us that we’re free from sin but what exactly does that freedom entail?

Often we’re alarmingly unaware of the trials and hardships that begin dismantling our faith until a complete collapse comes, so how do we maintain spiritual strength?

When we read the Bible, especially the Old Testament, there’s a lot of walking described. Was it really so important to include the long trips on foot?

Peregrinate [verb] – To travel or journey from place to place, especially on foot.

In church, we hear about having great passion for God’s work, but if we don’t naturally feel that way, how do we capture this spark? 

Paul commanded the early church, “Do not be slothful in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord” (Romans 12:11, ESV).