Make It Practical | The Christian Perspective on Self-Care: Self-Care Isn’t Selfish

Loss rewires your life—but it can also refocus your purpose. Some of the most powerful ministries are born from deep sorrow. As believers, we don’t just survive grief—we can steward it. God doesn’t waste pain. And your story, though written in tears, could be the very thing someone else needs…

The idea of God destroying sinners is a complex theological concept with varying interpretations. Understanding the full context of how it will work, the actual happening of events as presented in scripture, and the aftermath of it all, makes all the difference. Br Chogugudza helps us make sense of it…

Universalism, the belief that all people will ultimately be reconciled with God and saved, faces several criticisms from other Christian theological perspectives. But a loving God destroying people He created with love also sounds incomprehensible. In fact, that's a pretty strange act! Let's talk more about what this means with…

Grief has a way of draining colour from everything—even your faith. Prayer feels dry. Worship feels hollow. The Bible feels distant. Many believers secretly wonder if their spiritual life died along with the one they lost. But numbness isn’t spiritual failure—it’s fatigue. And God’s mercy flows even when your faith…

It’s been called the silent epidemic. Loneliness doesn’t just hurt your feelings—it’s wrecking bodies, minds, and communities. Studies show chronic loneliness can be as deadly as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. And yet, in our hyperconnected world, people are more isolated than ever. So what’s going wrong—and how do we…