Priorities

In our culture obsessed with appearances and achievement, we can easily fall into the trap of thinking we need to be perfect—physically, academically, career-wise—to experience the “ideal life.” But what if true fulfillment has little to do with our outward appearance or worldly accomplishments?

Don’t cling to the riches of this world and miss out on the riches of God’s grace. Jesus is a better reward than any of us could ever earn.

How can we encourage our children to live in such a way that they experience God’s greatest blessings? Though the Lord provides no failproof promises for such a result, he gives us some principles to follow to lead our kids to a life of flourishing.

Our culture's views of singleness can make single people feel like something is wrong with the picture. But God’s leading in our lives is always better, whether our culture, our families or Match.com agree. 

As Christians, we want our lives to reflect God’s Kingdom priorities. With so many options, which choices are best? What should we say “yes” to, knowing that we will have to sacrifice lesser things?

Parenting is a marathon, not a sprint. Follow these “race” tips to help you prepare for the miles ahead.

Believers in Christ are called to submit before God above all else, glorifying Him through our lives.

The pressure is mounting for teens as well as adults, but God has provided ways to defuse the powder kegs of anxiety and pressure in our lives.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on Exodus 20:3, Exodus 34:13, the first commandment, and the Core Competency of Worship.

These devotional articles cover the basics of the Gospel message and some of what believers need to know about following Christ.