Leesburg Daily

If God has called us to strength and boldness, why do so many of us shrink back under pressure? How should we face our fears?

How do we deal with our Brokenheartedness? Does God hear us when we're struggling?

There are so many "churches" today that are teaching things not found in the scriptures. Many others are warping God's Word to meet their preferences. What are we supposed to do?

Have you ever felt like you were incapable of doing God's work? Do you struggle with self-doubt? God's Word seems to tell us we might be more worthy and capable than we think.

It's so easy to be caught up in the mess that we live in daily, and it can cause us to forget about the hope we have in Christ. What if we lived with a different perspective? What if our focus was on the eternal?

As adults, there aren't many things that make us feel a sense of awe. How can we get back to the amazement that we felt as children?

How do we deal with our impatience? Do we simply give into it, or is there a better way?

It's so easy to allow ourselves to wallow in our own misery. We can allow life to beat us down. Is that really how God wants us to deal with trials?

Why is giving so hard for many of us? How can we change our posture when it comes to generosity?

For many of us, we live to fix issues in our lives, but we tend to only work on the symptoms. What if we worked harder to get to the source?

Being a parent can be daunting, and knowing that our children's eternity is our responsibility can be paralyzing. However, it's the greatest responsibility we have as parents, and it's God-honored.

Why do so many of us struggle with our New Year's resolutions? Why do we find ourselves quitting? What does the Bible say about that?

So many of us live with constant guilt, always holding on to the things we've done wrong. That's not how God designed our lives.

We are all a part of the Body of Christ. So many of us think we are a forgettable part of the Church, just like the appendix. If I go away, it doesn't really hurt anything. The truth is that there is nothing further from the truth.

Why does Paul tell us to rejoice in the bad times? How does that benefit us? Where do we find our joy?

Is it possible that the prophet Daniel is somehow linked to the Christmas story? Does he play a part in events that would happen hundreds of years later?

God loves taking the insignificant and making it significant. How can He do that in our lives?

The King of the Jews carries a lot of weight for us as believers. Are we shocked that the coming King was born there?

Are we so driven by possessions that we lose track of who we really are? God doesn't look at our bank account. He looks at our heart.

The Lone Ranger was a good TV show from decades ago, but a Lone Ranger lifestyle doesn't work when it comes to our faith. We need each other.

Everyone says we need to spend more time with our church family, but why? Why should we prioritize this? We know it's important, but we need to know why.

What if there was something we could do that took little effort but could change a person's outlook? What if a simple phrase changed someone's day from horrible to wonderful? In the Christian community, there's one simple thing that we need to be doing daily that, many times, gets overlooked.

Relationships can be messy...even in the Church. How do we handle conflict? What is our response to a brother or sister who sin against us?

We live in a world that is more connected than ever, but we are more lonely than we've ever been. Is this what God created us for? Is there a better way?

Even when someone confesses sin to us, we sometimes struggle to truly forgive. Our hurt and anger can get in the way of one of the foundations of the Christian faith.