Resources by Topic: Christian Growth

You will have problems no matter what. It’s a reality we all face. Learn how to prepare for the crises that are bound to come. Read or Listen →

If you walk with the Lord for any length of time, you’ll go through dry seasons. What do you do when you don’t feel like being close to the Lord? Read or Listen →

What comes to mind when you hear “spiritual disciplines"? Nancy calls practices like Bible reading, prayer, and fasting “means of grace.” Read or Listen →

A lot of believers in Christ are missing out on deep treasures of God’s Word. They own Bibles, they just don’t read all the parts of it. Read or Listen →

Do you ever feel inadequate to do what God’s called you to do? Nancy knows what that feels like. Read or Listen →

Are you trying to squeeze love out of some other person? Read or Listen →

You can’t witness to something you’ve never seen. Read or Listen →

Do you prepare for worship? Keith Getty, who is a hymn writer and worship leader, joins Nancy and explain preparing your heart and mind for worship. Read or Listen →

Keith Getty says you become like the one you worship. That’s why he and his wife, Kristyn, are writing hymns for a new generation. Read or Listen →

Believers long to hear the words, "Well done good and faithful servant." Learn why the things you do today could affect your likelihood of hearing this. Read or Listen →

Do circumstances or emotions ever make it hard for you to open your mouth and sing? Gain some perspective on singing joyfully. Read or Listen →

Why do you sing in church? Out of habit or obligation? Nancy wonders what singing would be like if everyone were singing with their whole heart. Read or Listen →

When you praise God and sing, the spotlight needs to be on God, not on you. But people do watch your example in worship. Read or Listen →

After crossing the Red Sea, the Children of Israel witnessed the destruction of their enemies. Then they sang, worshiping God. Read or Listen →

Every story needs a turning point. Today we’ll look at the turning point in Psalm 22. Read or Listen →

Mark DeMoss says the best time to read the Bible and pray is early in the morning. He says waiting until later in the day leaves room for more distractions. Read or Listen →

Almost all of us would be quick to say, "I’m busy!" The danger in busyness is it threatens the most important relationship we have. Read or Listen →

Busy people face certain types of temptation. Nancy shares openly about the temptations she faces, even while doing worthwhile things for God. Read or Listen →

Your testimony of God’s faithfulness in your life needs to be shared with others. In that sense, you’re setting it to music so that others can hear it. Read or Listen →

Are you guilty of procrastination? Maybe you’ve been putting off making that phone call or writing that letter. Nancy encourages you to do it. Read or Listen →

Blessed be the name of the Lord. That isn’t just a song lyric. It’s a statement of faith delivered by a biblical character undergoing incredible suffering. Read or Listen →

Do your prayers to God ever resemble a grocery list where you ask God for one thing after another? Learn what your prayers should really look like. Read or Listen →

In a world of plastic smiles and contrived personalities, it’s important to be real. Read or Listen →

The choices you make today will matter one thousand years from now. Read or Listen →

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could read a book, hear a speaker, or go on a retreat and instantly become godly? Read or Listen →

Everyone who begins a new diet or exercise routine understands the need for discipline. Read or Listen →

Almost everyone tries to develop new habits and make improvements at the beginning of a new year. But by the time March rolls around, most are forgotten. Read or Listen →

If you knew your days were numbered, what would you say to those you love before it was too late? One of the apostles was in that situation. Read or Listen →

Today you’ll hear an invitation from Lady Wisdom herself. Read or Listen →

We all know in our heads that it’s wise to follow God’s ways. But sometimes that can be easy to say and hard to do. Read or Listen →