The Blog
Meet Yarrow, Your Bible Study Guide
Yarrow is a Bible study guide that connects God’s Word to your actual life—so you can be rooted in Scripture and growing in Christ. Read More
Living Like Jesus: Loving Fiercely While Staying True to Your Convictions
The Balancing Act: Holding Truth and Love Together We’ve probably all been there. . .your dinner conversation goes from casual to controversial, and someone’s comment… Read More
Making Your Mark: How God’s Goodness Guides Us to Make a Difference
Deep down, most of us want our lives to count—to matter—to make a difference. We want to make our mark on the world, leaving it… Read More
Live Beyond Your Wounds: Choose to Love
Resentment and anger can sneak into your mindset, leaving little room for love and forgiveness. We’ve all been there. But there’s a better way to live. Read More
Made for One Another: Why Pursuing Community is Still Worth It
Community isn’t just a good idea—it was God’s idea. Read More
Self-Help: Can We Really Help Ourselves?
Our world is lonelier, sadder, and more disconnected than ever. If self-guided improvement is all we need, where are the joy-filled lives that we’ve been promised? Read More
Finding Purpose in Your Everyday Work
“What is my purpose?” All of us will probably find ourselves asking this important question at some point. And for good reason. We want our… Read More
My Truth or Yours? Living Out God’s Truth in a Confused World
In a culture of subjective “truth,” how do we determine what truth actually is? We start with the nature and character of God. Read More
Lamentation: How to Grieve Well
What does it look like to lament as a Christian? Read More
Does God Forgive Me?
The more we mess up and the more we think about it, the more we start to question our faith, our authenticity, and even if God accepts us. Read More
Christian Unity: Is It Possible?
While the issues dividing our modern society are new, division among believers is not. Thankfully, Scripture has a lot to say about division—and shows us the way forward into unity with one another. Read More
