Christians daily have to navigate laws and rules that conflict with their beliefs. Laws addressing health care, legal relationships and money are continual flash points. How can we live in a broken world where so many laws are legal … but not ethical? David Stidham, Vice-President of Business Affairs and General Counsel for the fantastically-popular TV series “The Chosen,” addresses how to thrive in a society that tries to shackle us with onerous, ungodly laws. Scripture tells us how to abide – and why not to hide.

No one is good at everything. In fact, for all the skills a person might have, they inevitably lack far more. It’s important to recognize our shortcomings. Ego and stubbornness can be dangerous hindrances to bettering ourselves spiritually. God uses painful life events, such as divorce and bankruptcy, to remind us where we’re falling short. Herb Ford, a pastor and motivational speaker, shares thoughts on how we can live to be the best versions of ourselves for Christ. Are we willing to listen?

Everyone experiences crises in life. We know that Christ is with us in these moments, as He never leaves us. Unfortunately, people often do … at the exact time when support and a listening ear are desperately sought. Are we showing up for others in their times of need? Scripture tells us how to step in, and remind others that God is with them. Dave Seligsohn, a member of the C-Suite for Christ Speakers Bureau, shares thought leadership on being there for others, in good times and bad.

The Bible reminds us repeatedly that Jesus died for our sins. Our transgressions are forgiven if we take Him as our Savior. Peace and mercy await. Knowing this, why are we often reluctant to accept Christ’s grace? Why do ego, pride and other frailties of human nature continually get in the way? Scripture offers insight on accepting God’s boundless generosity. Former NFL player Shawn Harper, an author, speaker and corporate trainer, offers best practices for unblocking the path

Chains and shackles are implements of control, used to limit movement and control behavior. Unfortunately, many people are “chained” in spiritual self-imprisonment, held tight by “shackles” of fear, doubt and regret. This isn’t the life Christ wants for us. Dr. Johnny Parker, best-selling author and CEO of The Parker Group, offers advice and best practices to let go of past trauma. Scripture tells us how to break free of such restraints. Are we willing to hear, and implement, its guidance?

Everyone makes mistakes - some serious, most not. Yet, people can cling to crippling regrets long after, creating roadblocks to a fulfilling life. If we don’t like who we are, or used to be, Jesus Christ offers a fresh start. Scripture explains how to forge a new identity rooted in Christ. We can base our worth in Him, accepting holy redemption and a fresh start. Lovell Casiero, an organizational turnaround expert and CEO of FLC Business Consulting, offers perspective on turning around regret-filled lives through Chris

How do we define “success?” Everyone has their own notion. Nevertheless, an idea of the criteria for success is important in many areas of life – among them, health, relationships and finances. One part where we should strive for total success is ensuring that our children have an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. Scripture offers a roadmap to raising Godly children. Daniel Simon, Executive Leadership Consultant with Dan Simon Solutions, shares his thoughts on helping young people know Christ.

Superhero movies are filled with characters who use their extraordinary abilities for good, and others for nefarious purposes. How do we use the unique abilities God has given each of us? Do we share them with Christ, to further His purposes? Scripture instructs us to surrender our lives to Christ, and boldly tell the world Whose we are. Doesn’t mean it’s easy, though. D.J. Eshelman, President and Chief Evangelist for Thrive-IT.com, discusses how one prominent piece of Scripture should guide us.

Experienced weightlifters know better than to attempt heavy lifts without a “spotter,” someone ready to jump in if they struggle. Likewise, we’re well advised to partner with a “Christ spotter,” someone who loves, supports and encourages us through life’s ups and downs. We can be spotters, too. Employing best practices helps us empower others to live a Christ-filled existence. Eric Elder, President of Eric Elder Ministries, shares his thought leadership on supporting others using Christ’s example.