Giving

Loving your neighbor as yourself isn’t always easy. That’s why God made it a command. We have to do it on purpose, be intentional about it.

God is the source of everything we need. And He provides much of what we need through other people. One of these needs is empathy—now more than ever—for these 5 reasons.

Looking closely at Paul's journey, it becomes clear that his desire to follow Jesus compelled him to “pour himself out” with a generous spirit and joyful heart. Here's why you should, too.

The love of money is a heart problem. It is a choice to pursue wealth for sheer luxury or selfish consumption instead of looking at life from a biblical, eternal perspective and accumulating money and resources as a powerful tool to bring glory to the Lord. There’s a fine line of difference sometimes, but here are 10 signs you might love money.

Is it really possible to, “Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus,” as 1 Thessalonians 5:18 encourages? It seems like God is asking too much of us, especially during times of great disappointments, tremendous losses, or unbearable heartaches. How to we begin to give thanks in everything?

God didn’t just give a little for us; He gave His best. He gave Himself. John says that it is no different for us: True love requires sacrifice.

With tougher times still ahead, the American church needs an altogether different way of living life together. Steve Hall outlines a compelling vision based on biblical truth.