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Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. –Hebrews 11:1

Learn how to effectively share your beliefs, fight Satan’s attempts to hijack your relationship with Jesus, and trust God with your dreams and your future. Fuel your faith with fact!

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Look Forward to Eternity: The Best Is Yet To Come

Do you ever wonder if, once your earthly life with all its drama and excitement passes, heaven will be flat and boring? Such a viewpoint, while common, understandably makes it difficult to look forward to eternity. It reminds me of another conquest with an important “ever after.” A Comparison to Marriage… Read More »Look Forward to Eternity: The Best Is Yet To Come

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How to Build Rock-Solid Faith When God Stirs the Coals

True or false: “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” Ever since Kelly Clarkson popularized that line in song, it’s become a motto of resilience for those battling a trial. The assumption is, if you survive whatever it is you’re dealing with, you’ll be stronger and better than before. If… Read More »How to Build Rock-Solid Faith When God Stirs the Coals

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When Being a Christian Teen is Hard, Soar With Psalm 119

Being a Christian teen is hard.  You want to fit in but then your peers start talking about the latest blockbuster and you find yourself awkwardly nodding along because you haven’t seen it. You’re the only one who has to skip the Sunday morning basketball tournament because of church. And… Read More »When Being a Christian Teen is Hard, Soar With Psalm 119

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Afraid of Silence? Why Christian Teens Don’t Need to Be

Are you afraid of silence? Does the thought of turning everything off—the radio, the TV, all your electronics—and simply listening to the air in the room sound relaxing or terrifying? If it’s the second, technology has you covered. You can listen to a podcast during your morning jog, blast tunes… Read More »Afraid of Silence? Why Christian Teens Don’t Need to Be