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Every one of us is hungry for love, worth, and belonging—and Jesus, the Bread of Life, is the only one who can truly satisfy that soul-deep hunger.

As a history minor and longtime nerd, I had to ask: what was the rest of the world up to when Jesus walked the earth? Think about it, the Creator of the Universe wrapped Himself in flesh and came down to earth to live as a man for about 30 years – and most of the world had no idea.

Show your church members what God’s love really looks like in action. Here are 7 ways your church can train the people in your congregation to love their neighbor in these divided times.

Preventing burnout in any organization begins with establishing and communicating a clear vision, clear goals, and clear expectations for everyone involved in children’s ministry.

Gratitude is a central part of the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. With the holiday season approaching, we have compiled our favorite gratitude Bible verses to celebrate the blessings of God!May these powerful Bible verses inspire thanksgiving and joy in your heart for the Lord!Photo credit: Getty/Oleksandr Yakoniuk

Here are 10 of the most beloved Thanksgiving hymns numerous families will enjoy this season:

Feeling like a spiritual fraud? Learn how to overcome imposter syndrome by grounding your identity in Christ.

Tuesday's election delivered an unprecedented "blue tsunami," with Democrats seizing control of both the House and Senate and flipping unexpected deep-red states.

Illustrations often steer the sermon in the right direction. Offer an illustration after every two to three minutes of information. Not only do illustrations help drive certain points home, but they also break up the text so that it's not a litany of information or facts. This keeps the audience engaged and focused on the stated topic.

Friend, now is not the time to panic or prep for doomsday. However, we can prepare for the end times and do so with boldness and conviction by posturing our hearts, minds, and souls humbly before God, digging into His Word, and seeking His wisdom and discernment wholeheartedly. Trust that God is faithful and His promises are true. Then extend the hope to those that need it!

The book of Acts offers invaluable insights that should guide the Church, especially in the context of our modern society. The lessons found in these passages serve as an enduring blueprint for a thriving and impactful Church.

How can we fulfill our biblical responsibility to strengthen our own local body, and at the same time, realize our obligation to help new and (possibly) struggling churches in need of strengthening?

Here are nine examples of thanksgiving in the Bible that have nothing to do with pilgrims or Native Americans, turkey, or touchdowns:

Despite a common belief in its importance, a significant majority of Christians feel ill-equipped to share their faith, a growing concern highlighted by evangelist Canon J. John.

How can you tell if your leaders are motivated by humility and obedience to the call of God? What are the indicators that your spiritual leader (whether a mega-pastor or a country preacher) is filled with arrogance and selfishness?