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Your Kingdom Come: A Prayer in Everything
Discover how the phrase "Your Kingdom Come" from the Lord's Prayer can transform your prayer life. By focusing on God's promises, revealing His Kingdom in daily life, and reshaping your character, you'll deepen your spiritual connection and start meaningful conversations with God.

Dwell with God: 5 Powerful Ways to Deepen Your Relationship with Him
Looking to strengthen your walk with God? Emily DeAngelo unpacks the powerful DWELL framework - a practical approach to growing in faith. From understanding the role of God's Word to experiencing a meaningful church community, this heartfelt guide offers clear steps for anyone seeking a more intimate relationship with their Creator.

Breaking Free: A Biblical Approach to Addiction Recovery Through Covenantal Apologetics
Jake Williams explores how we can experience true freedom from addiction through a biblical, covenantal approach that goes beyond traditional treatment methods. Discover how the church can effectively address substance dependence by applying the Ten Tenets of Covenantal Apologetics, offering hope and transformation through God's truth rather than relying solely on secular solutions.

The Heart of a Father: A Meditation on Galatians 4
Though it might not seem out of place to those who have been Christians for a long time, to the outside world, one of the weirdest aspects of Christianity is the fact that we call God our Father. Using Galatians 4, let us meditate on the importance of knowing God as Father and as we do, I hope that it shows you the beauty of who God is and what He has done to adopt us into His family.

Evangelizing Addiction Through Scripture
Addiction ministry can be painful, costly, and time-consuming. Also, many people within the church do not feel equipped to help addicts if they have not themselves struggled with the same addiction. God’s Word, however, equips us to help others with anything that enslaves us.

Colossians 4:2-18 Devotional (Part 8)
There are 21 epistles, or letters, in the New Testament. While they are all personal messages, often written by the Apostle Paul, to various early churches, they all have different emphases and focuses.

The New Mind
New year, new you! Or is it? As we get ready to turn over a new calendar, a common tradition is for many to set their sights on a brighter future through the process of setting New Year’s Resolutions. Yet, it seems as if many today have become disillusioned by the idea of seeing progress through resolutions.

Santa vs. Jesus: Who is the Embodiment of Religion?
For many, the biggest myth they have ever believed involves a jolly, white-bearded, cookie-loving, embodiment of religion. “Embodiment of religion?” you may ask. How is Santa the embodiment of religion? Most world religions operate like Santa operates. But Santa isn’t Jesus.