What does the Bible tell us about how we should live? What should our church meetings and ministries look like?
How should we "do church?" According to Biblical instructions or according to what seems best to us?

These ten devotionals explore what "Biblical Living" really is.

Praying for One Another

Pray for one another? Out loud? Right now? Many Christians are too intimidated to pray for one another even though the Bible promises that prayer is powerful and effective.

Confession of Sin

Confess our sin to someone else? That is the last thing we want to do! But doing just that puts us on the road to healing and wholeness.

Biblical Worship

​God is looking for people to worship Him! People like you and me! He is looking not for the best musicians or singers but for those who worship in the Spirit and in truth. 

Denying Oneself to Follow Jesus

Discovering Biblical Church Day 21 is all about following Jesus -- forsaking the world and selfish ambitions for the sake of Jesus and the cross. 

Using Spiritual Gifts

Every follower of Christ is given spiritual gifts that are to be used to build up the Body of Christ and encourage others. Sadly, though, many churches allow only a handful of people to minister.

Celebrating Communion

​In DBC Day 23 we find that the very thing that should unite us as Christians -- remembering Jesus by celebrating communion -- often divides us instead.  

Let No Debt Remain Outstanding

DBC Day 24 focuses on the Biblical command to live debt-free. The New Testament is pretty clear on this and yet many churches, ministries, and individual Christians are drowning in debt. 

Offering Hospitality

Offering hospitality is an important part of being a Christ-follower. Even in a culture where we tend to cocoon ourselves in our homes and meet friends in restaurants, we need to offer hospitality and share our lives.

Eating Together

​Eating meals together was something that New Testament Christians were devoted to doing regularly. What is your church devoted to? What are you devoted to?

Fasting

In DBC Day 27 our focus is upon fasting, going without food and withdrawing from the world and pleasures of the flesh in order to draw near to God and intercede for others.