We can work faster, connect further and manage more in 24 hours than ever before, but we need to stop and ask ourselves if we are managing our lives well, or reacting to it. 

You may or may not have noticed, but it’s been a while since I authored a blog post for Restored.  For all intents and purposes, Restored took a hiatus. 

There are so many parallels between a physical foot race and the spiritual race we are called to run. 

As we close our series, let’s tackle some common barriers that keep us from living out this command.

When we think about spreading the gospel, we often picture pulpits or mission fields. But sharing God’s Word doesn’t require a title or a microphone.

Biblical hospitality isn’t about impressing people. It’s about loving and serving them well. It is something that starts in the heart, not the kitchen. 

While the God-breathed scripture matters most, it’s the small, personal details of a Bible that can help tailor an experience.

Check out this breakdown of different styles and layouts to consider before you purchase your next Bible.

Looking for a Bible? You have a lot of options…and that can be overwhelming. In the first post of this series, we walk through translations.

When asked to review a new kind of Bible for note takers, I said yes. Check out my thoughts on Spiral Bible.

Here’s why it’s important for you to read Esther, understand it and model her behavior.

If you’re looking for a good Bible study to do over the summer, I’ve found one: The Armor of God by Priscilla Shirer.