Identity in Christ: I am Alive with Christ As believers in Christ, we experience spiritual life, having been made alive through His death and resurrection. Our union with Christ means that sin no longer holds power over us, and we now live through the Spirit, empowered by God to overcome sin. In this new life,…
Devotional: Show Love to Your Enemy In our broken world, we are often tempted to hate those who harm us. But Jesus teaches a radically different way of life: we are to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us. This kind of love mirrors the heart of God, who extends grace to…
Identity in Christ: I am an Adopted Child of God In Christ, we are not just saved from sin, but we are brought into God’s family as His beloved children. This adoption means that we have a new identity, a new relationship with our Heavenly Father, and a new inheritance. Understanding this incredible truth should…
Devotional: Don’t Take Revenge It’s easy to want to retaliate when someone wrongs us, but as followers of Christ, we are called to a higher standard. In Romans 12, Paul reminds us that vengeance belongs to God. Our role is to overcome evil by doing good, trusting that God will bring justice in His perfect…
Identity in Christ: I am Accepted One of the deepest needs of the human heart is to be accepted. In Christ, we find complete acceptance, not because of who we are but because of what He has done. The Bible tells us that God chose us, adopted us, and calls us His people, securing our…
“Counseling through the Word” Devotional: An Angry Person is Dangerous Anger is a powerful emotion that can lead to great harm if it is not controlled. The Bible frequently speaks of the importance of self-control, especially in relation to our passions and emotions. Proverbs 25:28 uses the vivid image of a city without walls to…
Identity in Christ: I am a Saint As believers, one of the greatest truths we can embrace is that, in Christ, we are called saints. This is not due to any righteousness of our own but because of the righteousness of Jesus Christ imputed to us. In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul prays for…
“Counseling through the Word” Devotional: The Cause of Conflict is Sinful Desire Conflict is an inevitable part of life, but have you ever wondered why it happens? Why do disagreements escalate into fights and quarrels, even among believers? James, the brother of Jesus, offers a powerful insight into the root cause of conflict: our own…
“Counseling through the Word” Devotional: I am a Personal Witness of Jesus Christ As followers of Jesus, we are called to be witnesses to His life, death, resurrection, and the salvation He offers. In Acts 1:8, Jesus commissions His disciples, giving them the Holy Spirit’s power to carry His message to the ends of the…
“Counseling through the Word” Devotional: From Anger and Bitterness to Forgiveness through Christ In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges the superficial understanding of righteousness that the religious leaders of His day held. While many people thought that righteousness was simply about external actions—like not committing murder—Jesus showed that righteousness runs much deeper, going…
When was the last time someone said thank you to you? When was the last time you said thank you to someone else? So many people today struggle with a lack of thankfulness and ingratitude. This leads to struggles with complaining, criticizing, and comparing. Gratitude and thankfulness provide a powerful remedy for these problems. This gratitude journal helps us to identify what we should be grateful for and what we do as a result of seeing life as a gift.
Do you struggle with applying the truth that you learn during your study of God’s word? This God’s grace prayer journal will allow you to focus on gratitude and live in contentment in life. The journal pages encourage you to observe what you are learning from the Bible text, evaluate how you have failed to live according to the truths stated, seek forgiveness, and develop godly plans for change.
Do you struggle with the lack of hope? Do you find yourself struggling with doubt and insecurity during times of great challenge? During those times, you need to find your rest and assurance in pondering, personalizing, praying, and practicing what God’s Word says. In the short devotional, spend time meditating and studying each of these passages. Write down whatever comes to mind in the spaces below. And let God speak to you.
One of the keys to growing in Christlikeness in our lives is to unearth and discover, and biblically evaluate our thinking patterns, speaking, and acting. This worksheet will help you be honest and specific about areas in your life that are not meeting biblical standards in thinking, speaking, and acting.
The God who began a good work in you will continue it through your lifetime and will finish it when we meet him face-to-face. God works for us, and God works in us. He enables us to become more like Christ every single day. This work is progressive and continual in this life. This worksheet helps us review and evaluate gains made during counseling and discipleship, show gratitude to God for what he has done, and develop plans for future growth and change.
There probably is not a day that goes by that we do not have some level of conflict with others. This worksheet helps us focus on the problem and not the person. It helps us evaluate how we have handled a dispute and how we should deal with it moving forward.
Do you ever struggle with doing a Bible study or journaling the key ideas from your reading? This Bible Study Note Sheet will encourage you to ponder and meditate on Scripture. Also, God’s Word is meant for you, so this worksheet will help you personalize what you are learning. It will also guide you in learning to pray God’s Word, and finally, it will encourage you to put into practice the principles and promises you find in reading the Word of God.
Anger is a significant issue for so many people. People often stuff or spew their anger, but very few learn to study their anger. This journal assignment will help you to do just that. It will help you understand, evaluate, and respond to your anger in better ways.
Do you ever find yourself getting overwhelmed with problems? Do you find yourself struggling with thinking clearly during a challenging situation? This four-step approach to rethinking a problem will help.
Problems can seem overwhelming. When we are in the midst of a significant crisis, many of us struggle with defining the problem and implementing helpful solutions. This worksheet helps us to identify three unbiblical and unproductive ways of handling problems. It also encourages us to destroy problems, not people, as we deal with issues in a biblical and God-honoring way.
