Living Christianity Blog

What Fruit Are You Known For?

Written by Joshua Travers

Johnny Appleseed was known by the fruit he planted as he traveled. We are also known for our fruit. What kind of fruit are you known for in your life? There’s a famous folk legend about a...

Wealth and the Kingdom of God

Written by Eddie Foster

Almost everyone wants to be wealthy, but it seems those who are wealthy are often criticized. Is wealth good or evil? What does the Bible say? Think of what comes to mind when you hear these names...

Do You Love Your Enemies?

Written by Leon Leonard

Jesus Christ taught that we are to love our enemies. This is something that defies human logic, but is necessary to develop God’s holy, righteous character. Jesus Christ said, “You...

Two Ways Not to React to the LGBT Movement

Written by Jedd Cole

Proponents of homosexual rights scored a huge win with the recent SCOTUS ruling, while in South Korea protesters harassed gay marchers. Is anyone right? The recent Supreme Court decision in...

God, Who Comforts the Downcast

Written by John Fox

We all face times of trial in our lives when we could be described as “downcast.” What encouragement does the Bible give to those facing trials? The Christian life is one of great...

Are You a Constant Faultfinder?

Written by Bill Swanson

It is easy to get into the habit of constantly criticizing and finding faults in others. But is this how the Bible teaches us we are to use our tongue? For many years Spokesman’s Club was a...

“Aim Small, Miss Small”: Going on to Perfection

Written by Johnathan Armstrong

A well-known saying from the movie The Patriot provides a valuable lesson on living true Christianity. How can we “aim small, miss small” in life? In the movie The Patriot, Mel...

Don’t Turn Back

Written by Leon Leonard

Times of trials can cause us to become depressed and discouraged. During these times we must remain faithful and keep moving forward, not looking back. Both our life experiences and the Bible...

Do Good Anyway

Written by Amy Foster

As Christians, we’re to do good in our lives; but doing the right thing can be difficult sometimes—exhausting even. What then? How can we do good anyway? Doing the right thing is...