Do you enjoy the smell of pine and the great outdoors? Do you yearn to be surrounded by rugged landscapes that bring out your wild side? Do you desire to be the man God has destined you to be?

Then Men’s Advance might be for you.

Come one, come all to the Life Church Spring Fest happening this weekend between each service.

What is Spring Fest? We’re glad you asked.

The tent flap waved as Moses left the tabernacle and made his way back to camp. Inside sat Joshua. How long he had been in the tabernacle, he could not remember. Time was the farthest thing from him. Jehovah was the closest.

His presence dripped on Joshua like honey off a comb…

Last month, a team of Life Bible College students and alumni traveled to Uganda for a three-day crusade and pastor’s conference. And everywhere the team went, they carried the magnetic love of God that drew people in.

It’s one thing to love God, hear His word, be taught, and go to church. But if our heart is not for people, we might not be as close to God as we think.

 "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature."

That's what Jesus said to those who followed him right before he ascended into Heaven (Mark 16:15). And if you're a follower of Jesus, that same commandment applies to you. 

Can we have a thriving relationship with God, but deny His power?

If our God doesn’t have power to move, act, answer prayers, and perform miracles, then isn’t He just like an idol?

Switzerland, Thailand, Canada, Italy, France, Estonia—just some of the areas Brother Joe Morris has preached. And at 7 p.m. this Wednesday, he’ll make a stop in Meridian, Idaho, for the Life Church Believers Meeting.

You need an answer? God has it. You need guidance? He has it. He is a God who delivers, makes whole, sets free, and leads people into victory.

What do you believe you can’t do?

Did you grow up believing you were dumb because someone told you that as a child? Do you believe you can’t succeed in life? Do you believe you’re not good enough?

None of those thoughts sound like they come from God, so maybe it’s time to question them.

As a church, we had so much to be thankful for in 2021. Lives were changed, bodies were restored, and the Kingdom was expanded as we partnered with God to see His will done on the earth as it is in heaven.

Burned out. Tired. Running on empty. If that’s how you feel, you may be in need of a little refreshment. And while you can be refreshed through prayer, worship, or reading your Bible, there is another method that might be overlooked.

Being refreshed through people.

The new year is finally upon us—a fresh start to another trip around the sun.

And with the beginning of this new adventure, what are you believing God will do in your life during 2022?

As Christians, we know that we should “set our minds on things above (Colossians 3:2).” Our thoughts should be centered on God and things of Heaven.

But isn’t that a little generic? What are these “things” we should be meditating on?

Sometimes it feels like our world is spiraling out of control. It seems there is a new negative controversy every day. Even Boise, known as one of the safest cities in America, experienced a public shooting a few weeks ago.

So what can we do amidst the craziness around us?

Somber clouds hang low. A cold wind whips through the grey concrete pillars supporting the freeway overpass. Members of the Street Campus Ministry set up tables and pull out a sign which reads, “Ask us to pray with you.”

Recently, our family was sitting around the dinner table reminiscing about when our church first began to participate in Operation Christmas Child…

We would all love to have life all figured out. To have some sort of list and know all the steps we must take from now until the day we pass away. In reality, we don’t even know what will happen tomorrow…

It all begins with an idea.There is one easy way we can restrict God from working in our lives – failing to remember His faithfulness.

Hardly anyone in the Bible has ever been prepared to step into what God had planned for them. Nor did they always see the vision God had for their lives…