If we are to live a 7-day practical faith, we must start in our homes, where Christ must reign.

Matthew 7: 12 Does living a 7-day practical faith mean that you avoid temptation and doing bad things, or does it mean doing good things?...

We're told to forgive, but what about seeking forgiveness? Here is a practical faith model for reconciling when you've hurt someone.

Life is fragile, as Cecil recently discovered again. We find that we must trust God to hold our lives in His hands. Every day is a gift.

In our waiting and our acting, we trust God and his Holy Spirit to guide us in our 7-day practical faith walk.

How do windmills reflect the challenges of the church? In this expansive post, Cecil reflects on what he learned and felt visiting windmills

1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18 I was talking to a pastor friend who said his congregation is looking for simple, practical ways to practice...

1 Peter 2: 9, Romans 12: 10-13 Recently I volunteered at my church's summer youth camp. The theme of the camp messages was finding...

Our prayers are not guaranteed to be answered as we wish. But we must maintain our practical faith and trust God to bring good out of bad.

Romans 15: 7 Since my birthday celebration last weekend, I've been reflecting on past birthdays and which ones stood out. There are so...

Source: www.instagram.com/bridgerwalker_fan_page/ John 15: 13 This month marks the three-year anniversary of the moment in which...

The essence of 7-day practical faith is to keep the Sunday experience going all week long. Here are three ideas to reduce sin in your life.

Bible study affirms that we should trust God and his love and forgiveness. It's unmerited, of course, yet God anchors us firmly, securely.

Sometimes I feel like my cat in relation to me, when I consider myself in relation to God.

Psalm 100: 4-5 Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. For the LORD is good...

Chivalry is not a word that come to mind in faith, but Bible study shows us there are chivalrous qualities we can adopt and display.

In our practical faith, how far do we go to help others? Bible study tells us to go the extra mile, but what exactly does this mean?

Life is messy. In our practical faith and life application study, we trust in God to take care of our tomorrows as we focus on today.

Our practical faith should grow, not be stunted, in crisis. Uncertainty allows us to grow our trust in God. Bible study echoes this wisdom.

Be like Christ, yes, but be like a Christ fish? We have work to do in the world via our practical faith, as Christ's hands, feet, and fins.