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Having Knowledge and Using Wisdom
David Ashcraft ·
Even after unpredictable and stressful seasons, we can use what we've learned to benefit our future and the future of others. But the difference between knowledge and wisdom means…We can all agree the last few months have been strange—but we can use what we learned to make the future better. It’s time to decide what to start, stop, and keep in this next season.
David Ashcraft ·
Even after unpredictable and stressful seasons, we can use what we've learned to benefit our future and the future of others. But the difference between knowledge and wisdom means…Leslie McCarthy ·
Whether it's social media feeds, parenting styles, careers, relationships, or finances, we fall into the comparison trap every time we compare our situation to someone else's. But…David Ashcraft ·
During uncertain times, we can find ourselves experiencing decision fatigue. Using four common disciplines that followers of Jesus have practiced over the years, we can discover…Jason Mitchell ·
So many times in our lives, we want the payoff without the patience. But achieving our goals starts with moving inches—not miles. Are the habits you've developed working for or…Matt Parks ·
Looking around our world today, it's easy to focus on the unknown, the negative, and the divisive. But when we choose to focus on Jesus, we begin to look more like him. What if…