Living Christianity Blog

What Can We Learn From the Most Stressful Day of Jesus’ Life?

Written by Jennifer Bowman

Jesus Christ faced more stress than anyone in history and handled it perfectly. What can we learn from this extreme case to help us in our daily struggles? The only light was from their lanterns and...

Self-Examination Questionnaire

Written by Eddie Foster

We will soon be observing the solemn festival of Passover. As we examine ourselves in preparation, this questionnaire may be helpful and illuminating. When was the last time you put a magnifying lens...

Christ, the Fruit of the Spirit and Passover

Written by Joshua Travers

Passover gives us a powerful glimpse into Christ’s life—and how He demonstrated the fruit of the Spirit during the last days and hours of His physical life. If you only had a few hours...

3 Keys to “Test All Things”

Written by Tyrone Yarde

The Bible is the source of truth. But men have developed conflicting teachings, seemingly based on the Bible. Principles of logic can help us test for truth. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21 we are exhorted...

What Can We Learn From Noah?

Written by Jorge Iván Garduño

Noah’s challenges in an ungodly world can remind us of our own struggles. What can we learn from Noah to help us in our work of helping to warn the world today? During the pre-Flood world, evil...

What Does It Mean to Have Your Heart in the Work of God?

Written by Tyrone Yarde

Today, there is a great work being done to fulfill God’s purpose for mankind. But what is your part in the work? Why should you have your heart in it? In January 2010 the Costa Concordia...

That the Light May Shine

Written by Mark Flavin

Lighthouses served an important purpose to seafarers. Their effectiveness depended on their head keeper. Lighthouses can teach us important lessons about our lives. What was it like to be a...

Guarding Our Minds

Written by Mary Tobin

Popular entertainment is becoming increasingly dark and sinful. What should we do? How can we avoid the traps and protect our precious minds? You’ve probably heard the phrase “You are...

The Real No-Spin Zone Is on Your Bookshelf

Written by James D. Cannon

We use the word spin to describe untrustworthy words used to influence our opinion. The opposite of spin is truth. Where can we find truth? In the last 10 to 15 years “spin” has become a...