Breaking Bad Habits Through God’s Power
Practical framework: identify triggers, renew the mind, seek support, and walk by the Spirit.
Explore the 72 articles written by Daniel Whitacre. These articles bring biblical wisdom to life and help you apply God's Word to your daily life. - Page 2 of 2
Practical framework: identify triggers, renew the mind, seek support, and walk by the Spirit.
Core passages, key signs, and practical encouragement to wait well and work faithfully.
This article highlights Paul’s calling, letters, and legacy of spreading the gospel.
This article traces how printing revolutionized literacy, devotion, and mission.
We debunk myths, explain the decisions made, and highlight why Nicaea still matters today.
Drawing on Proverbs, the Gospels, and the epistles, we translate core principles into everyday habits that build trust and joy at home.
From Jesus’s parables to Paul’s counsel, learn the heart, process, and boundaries of forgiveness—with steps to start healing now.
We compare context, calling, message, and impact—showing continuity, contrast, and why both leaders matter for Christian identity.
A roadmap to healing through Scripture and community.
These short profiles highlight how God meets fear with presence and purpose—offering practical takeaways for prayer, decisions, and perseverance.
Conversation tips, common questions, and ways to stay Christlike.
Principles, boundaries, and weekly practices that protect what matters most while you serve well.
Goals, ground rules, and a simple meeting plan.
We explore grace across Old and New Testaments and its role in salvation.
A simple one-month roadmap to start now.
Timeless patterns for a vibrant congregation.
Unity, reliability, and a risen Savior.
Mark milestones, feast with gratitude, include the lonely.
Avoid common mistakes and honor the author’s intent.
Key texts and practical steps to live out God’s justice today.
From duty to delight in God’s will.
Schedules, conversations, and boundaries that keep first things first.
How to follow His heart toward the hurting.
Why historians—ancient and modern—take the Gospels seriously as sources.
We explain copying practices, manuscript families, and how scholars compare texts—so readers see why modern Bibles are both careful and clear.
Confidence in God’s character, promises, and Son.
Practical markers that keep both vibrant and real.
Steps for confession, repentance, boundaries, and restoration.
A Christian ethic for the frontiers of biology.
Principles for building what is good, true, and beautiful.
Pray creation-shaped prayers that lead to action.
A field guide to worshiping the Creator, not the creation.