Leadership Resources: Identity in Christ

When do you pick up your Bible? When do you pray? Is it just when you need something? When you feel stressed?

Are you addicted to praise? Here are three ways to break your approval addiction.

We often pursue shadows—copies—of glory rather than the heavenly glory they represent.

When insecurity knocks at your door, these are the truths you should run to.

"I'm not good enough." It was the undercurrent of my entire existence until I finally realized who I was in Christ.

Maybe I will never fully outgrow my desire to fit in or my fear of sticking out. But, after almost twenty years as a Christian, I can tell I am growing in grace because I blush a whole lot less often.

He delights in us! Our God takes pleasure in us. His countenance toward us radiates joy that truly seems unimaginable to us.

As good as the voice of self-improvement and the drive to do better can be, Jesus is far better than a better version of me.

You've heard of mommy wars, right? Where every mom tries to be everything perfect—and more? We've got some good news: you don't have to join in.

I often struggle to believe and experience the infinite love of my Heavenly Father on a daily basis. So, I bust out my "love list."

Seeking God begins with reveling in the wonder that He first loved me.

The Pharisees depended on the Scriptures to avoid admitting their need for Jesus as Savior. Are we doing the same?

I've been guilty of counting "likes" on my Instagram post, girls in my Bible study, RSVPs to my party, and visitors to my blog to increase my personal worth.

Be honest—does the idea of a weekly day of rest go against the grain of your achievement-addict heart?

You were meant for boasting. Just not in yourself.