Spiritual Life

In our partisan climate, it is becoming increasingly harder to discern a Christian consensus on how the church should engage with our culture. It is a frequent occurrence for brothers and sisters in the faith to find themselves on opposite sides of a given issue, arguing for completely different approaches. How can we wisely and redemptively interact with our culture?

To be light and to be set apart, revere God and His Word against the backdrop of a world that doesn’t. Shine brightly as you live carefully, blamelessly, and reverently for Jesus.

When we understand and acknowledge the true source of empowerment, we can strengthen and empower others far more effectively than training courses and positive affirmation. We can also lead them to a well of power that is constantly available to draw from themselves.

There are so many beautiful Christian songs out there, many that pull their lyrics directly from the pages of Scripture, to remind us of how loved we are and get us back on track. Other songs may just preach the gospel into our weary hearts, or praise God for his power and majesty. Some songs may give us a loving smack and remind us that we have been embracing a sinful behavior, and we need to repent and return to God.