It's time for the dreams of your life that have been the casualties of failure and disappointment to rise up like an energized and lively fighting machine.

Allow God's fresh breath and His new vision to permeate every area of your life.

Remember Colossians 2:6-7.

Explorer Meriwether Lewis exemplified what happens to most of us when we are confronting rapidly changing circumstances.

It's one thing to say we have a vision. It's another thing to live it out.

Check out Every Nation Churches and Ministries' Leadership 215, inspired by 2 Timothy 2:15. It's become quite effective.

What do we do when we feel God is distant or angry or disappointed with us?

When you're stuck in rut, the same old dull routine of life, there's always the story of Peter.

Implementing these suggestions will prove wise in the long run.

None of these are reasons not to change, but understanding these can certainly help us better navigate through change.

Here's what various segments of the body of Christ are doing to embrace the model Jesus and His apostles set down in the first century.

It all involves faith-filled planning.

Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel says more needs to be done to protect religious freedom.

For an abundant life in this world and eternal life in the next, we need to make a divine trade.

Living through change in the good hands of an unchanging, unchangeable God

There is a purpose for every season in your life. Seek Him and don't relent until you are clear on what He has for you.

We need to realize that when God calls us "to" something, He also calls us "away" from something.

Don't let fear sabotage the plan God has for you.

Millennial leaders in the body of Christ espouse a few different ideals.

It is necessary to practice this in order to see this beautiful thing called church actually work.