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“My skin screams to be touched!” a single man cried to me. He’d been living alone and that’s how deeply he longed to feel close
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“My skin screams to be touched!” a single man cried to me. He’d been living alone and that’s how deeply he longed to feel close

There’s a lot of stress and fear with the spread of the coronavirus. We need the comfort, strength, and courage that God’s Word brings. But some people unwittingly misuse Scripture to shut down emotions, shaming themselves or others for their weakness. This short Bible study encourages emotionally honest and courageous faith in Jesus.

“The reason I share my junk with you,” a pastor disclosed. “Is because you’re not a monkish spiritual formation guy. I can’t relate to the

“I was burned out and didn’t know it,” lead pastor Ken Baugh recalls. It happens to so many pastors and other leaders and caregivers—but it

If you speak from a pulpit, classroom, blog, podcast, or small group you have a great opportunity to bless people. In my early 30’s I

God created us to think in images. If I tell you not to think of a red apple you will probably see a red apple.

You may feel like God is angry and mean when you read particular Bible passages. The story of Job in the Old Testament is designed
Listen to this episode of Soul Talks: What do you do with anger? Many of us have misconceptions about anger, that can lead us

During the fourteen years that I was fasting from publishing books, Kristi and I were on a retreat with a group of church leaders. As

You have a spiritual IQ that is brilliant and powerful, but it’s largely hidden to you. By awakening your Enneagram centers of intelligence, you can