There’s a popular Christian song (You Say by Lauren Daigle) that has broken records for its time at number one on the charts. The lyrics speak of fighting voices that say “I’m not enough,” of lies that tell us we’ll “never measure up,” and of finding our worth and identity[…]
We live in a world that’s constantly shaping us. Every moment of every day, forces are at work molding our thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. The question isn’t whether we’re being shaped—it’s what is doing the shaping. This fundamental reality lies at the heart of understanding genuine spiritual transformation and why[…]
There’s something deeply counterintuitive about the Christian life. We’re told we have liberty, yet we’re called to serve (Gal. 5:13). We’re free from the law, yet we fulfill its deepest requirements (Gal. .5:14). We possess the Spirit, yet we battle the flesh daily (Gal. 5:15-16). How do we make sense[…]
As believers, we often find ourselves in an internal struggle between our desires to do what’s right and the pull toward old habits and ways of thinking. This battle is not a sign of failure or a split personality but a natural part of our growth as new creatures in[…]
Have you ever felt like you’re at war with yourself? Like there’s a constant battle raging inside between who you want to be and who you actually are? If so, you’re not alone. This internal struggle is a common experience for many believers, but it’s often misunderstood. Many of us[…]