Principles of Faith
Belief is meant to be lived, and living it is a journey of learning over a lifetime. Here are the principles that shape a faithful life: turning back to God and forgiving others, loving your neighbor in word and deed, honoring family, and holding on to trust when suffering comes. Old teachings, and always timely.
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Loving Others
Love your neighbor as yourself—and then spend a lifetime working out what that costs. It reaches into how we give, how we serve, how we speak, and whether our word can be trusted. Here we explore what it means to love others as Scripture commands: in deeds, in honesty, and in the weight of the words we choose.
Family
The family is the first place faith is taught, and the fifth commandment is where it is tested: honor your father and mother. Scripture treats the household as sacred ground—where generations meet, where children learn to love God, and where honor is owed and given. Discover what the Bible teaches about family life.
Faith Through Suffering
Faith is easy in the sunshine. Scripture is honest about the other kind—Job on the ash heap, the psalmists crying out, a God who does not always explain himself. Here we sit with the hardest question believers face, and find that trust and hope can hold even when answers do not come. Faith, tested and still standing.