November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Christian Living
Christian Living helps you follow Jesus in the everyday moments—at home, at work, and in your relationships. Here you’ll find practical, biblically grounded articles on spiritual growth, prayer, discipleship, character, and making wise decisions in a complicated world. Explore guidance for living with grace and truth, building healthy habits, navigating suffering and joy, and pursuing holiness without losing compassion. Whether you’re new to faith or have walked with Christ for years, these resources are designed to encourage you, challenge you, and equip you to live a life that reflects the gospel in real life.
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The Curse of Perfectionism and the Gift of Incompetence
Perfectionism can keep us from taking meaningful steps of faith. Through the experience of launching a new website, Dave Faust reflects on human weakness, the pursuit of excellence,…
Whatever Is Best for You
Are your words helping others or serving yourself? David Faust explores how biblical principles of unselfish communication can transform everyday conversations through compassion, honesty, encouragement, and a willingness…
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What Do You Have?
The “if only” mindset focuses on what we lack. Instead, believers and churches can recognize the resources already in their hands, give them to God, and trust him…
Two Parables
Two memorable parables explore the power of perspective and the danger of misplaced priorities, challenging readers to consider what they look for—and what worthwhile pursuits might cause them…
Obesity in the Church
Tyler McKenzie explores obesity, body insecurity, and Christian stewardship, calling believers to recover a biblical theology of the body rooted in creation, self-control, and resurrection hope.
Phishers of Men
Scammers use urgency, secrecy, and fake stories to steal money and information. David Faust shares practical “scam savvy” steps—and warns of spiritual fraud using Scripture’s signs of danger.
Ministering by Night
David Faust reflects on sleepless nights and Psalm 134’s call to “minister by night.” He offers biblical encouragement for loneliness and disappointment, plus three practical “night lights” for…
True Friends
Proverbs 17:17 sums up well the work of true friends: “A friend loves at all times.” The love of true friends is expressed in a variety of ways. This editorial identifies some of…
If God’s Power Was Real, Guys Like Philip Yancey Wouldn’t Fail After 55+ Years
Tyler McKenzie reacts to Philip Yancey’s moral failure with grief, anger, and sobriety—then points to confession, repentance, and grace. He argues God’s power is often clearest in the…
Precious Memories (Part One)
Be assured of this: Even if old age or dementia steals away your ability to remember, the Lord will never forget you.
Developing a Heart for Thanksgiving
As we look forward to celebrating the day set aside for centering our thoughts on Thanksgiving, let us take time for intensive, quiet contemplation throughout the entire month.
Limitations
Limitations are part of life. We should recognize our limitations, viewing our abilities and gifts “with sober judgment” (Romans 12:3).
Underestimated
I’m learning not to underestimate people, problems, or God’s power. Lest I forget these lessons, there’s a pile of hickory nuts in the woods that helps me remember.
Live Like You Believe It
Phony faith hasn’t gone away. Two problems still plaguing us today can be summed up in the words presenteeism and apatheism.
