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5 Lies of the Materialism Idol

Discipleship

By Aubrey Coleman 
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co. 

1. You are more valuable when you have valuable things. 
There are several reasons we are lured to idolize material things, one of which leads us to believe that our human value is dependent on how valuable our things are.…

Homesick

Christian Living

By Bethany Mathis  
Originally Published in Be Still Magazine, Issue 6 

When I was a child, I was rarely homesick. I loved spending the night with friends or grandparents, going on vacations or to camp. I really don’t remember a time when I longed for my home.…

On Being Interrupted by God

Christian Living

By Kristyn Perez 
Former Lamp and Light Leader for The Daily Grace Co.  

Sickness has found its way into my household. My young kids who struggle to share their toys seem glad to share their germs—cycling colds, eye infections, and tummy aches throughout our family for weeks on end.…

Words Matter

Conversations

By Aubrey Coleman 
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co. 

Think about a time when words were spoken to you that have never been forgotten. Maybe it’s a name you were called in middle school or a comment a teacher made to you after a failed test.…

True Simplicity

Christian Living

By  Kayla Colvin  
Originally Published in Be Still Magazine, Issue 6 

Simplicity: It’s a word often used in today’s world. Minimalism is trending, and  “the simple life”  is dangerously close to idolization for most. Pinterest and Instagram are full of examples and tutorials on how to simplify. …

When Jealousy Pervades the Heart 

Community

By Jana White   
Editor for The Daily Grace Co. 

There are many threats to a church and community of believers. The enemy would like nothing more than for the reputation of a community of believers, and therefore, the reputation of Christ, to be marred due to dissension and contempt.…

Preaching the Gospel to Yourself

Christian Living

By Stefanie Boyles  
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.  

I used to think the gospel was just for unbelievers. It was the good news for salvation and not much more. But as I grew in my understanding of Scripture, I realized that, while the gospel certainly does matter for one’s moment of salvation, it also extends to every single aspect of life moving forward. …

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