
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Stephen Bond recounts swimming from Alcatraz with fellow church members and discovers how encouragement, teamwork, and following stronger companions can help believers navigate life's challenges and grow together.

What does dying to self really mean? Jan Johnson shares personal stories and practical ways to practice self-denial, release the need for recognition, and discover a more generous,…

Why does God allow suffering? Jim Tune reflects on tragedy, disappointment with God, and Jesus' response to the tower of Siloam, challenging assumptions about punishment and the purpose…

H. Lynn Gardner connects the Passover meal with the Lord's Supper, explaining how both call God's people to remember deliverance, sacrifice, and the saving work of Christ.

Drawing on Cheryl Strayed's Pacific Crest Trail memoir, Jim Tune explores following Jesus through uncertainty, reminding readers that Christian faith offers guidance through life's hardships rather than easy…

Jesus understands our suffering because he experienced human pain and temptation. H. Lynn Gardner reflects on Christ's compassion and how Communion offers reassurance, repentance, and spiritual renewal.

Jim Tune explores the connection between procrastination and perfectionism, examining how fear of criticism, people pleasing, and self-image can keep us from taking action and accepting ourselves honestly.

What makes a healthy church? Mark A. Taylor explains why congregational vitality begins with individual members who take responsibility for their spiritual growth, prayer, generosity, relationships, and service.

After receiving a double lung transplant, H. Lynn Gardner reflects on gratitude for life and salvation, encouraging believers to approach the Lord's Supper with heartfelt thanksgiving rather than…

Jim Tune challenges the culture of sleepless achievement, exploring the effects of artificial light and technology before turning to Scripture and Jesus' example of rest as part of…

Mark A. Taylor reflects on Christmas giving and the limits of seasonal charity, challenging readers to consider systemic poverty, lasting relationships, and the deeper meaning of generosity.

What can you give God for Christmas when he already has everything? Daniel Schantz explores three meaningful gifts—your mind, heart, and body—and how everyday service can make Christmas…

Neal Windham reflects on Jesus' choice to live in poverty, recalling a personal encounter with a stranger in need and challenging Christians to follow Christ through generosity and…

Mark A. Taylor offers 24 simple ways to make December less hectic and more meaningful, with daily ideas for prayer, Scripture reading, encouraging others, building relationships, and remembering…

Michael C. Mack shares six early morning habits drawn from successful leaders and the example of Jesus, combining exercise, planning, breakfast, difficult tasks, meaningful relationships, and prayer.
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