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Guilt can weigh on our hearts like a ton of bricks, robbing us of peace and joy. But through confession and the redemptive power of Jesus, we can experience the freedom and lightness that only His forgiveness can bring.

How do you respond when God says “no”? Paul’s humble trust in God’s plan, even when his desires were denied, challenges us to surrender, believe, and trust that every “no” has a purpose for our good and His glory.

When hatred takes root in our hearts, it consumes our peace and distorts our perspective, but God offers a better way. By choosing love over hate, we can break free from the cycle of bitterness and experience the transforming power of grace and forgiveness.

Paul, once a Pharisee and Roman citizen, chose to call himself a servant of Christ—a humbling reminder of who we are called to be after encountering Jesus.

Addiction greatly affects many lives. By anchoring ourselves in God’s Word we can break free from addiction and find true satisfaction in Christ.

With urgency and clarity, Paul delivers a life-changing message about the gospel—challenging us to ensure our own testimony is just as focused and Christ-centered.

Our words matter and have meaning; the Bible teaches us what kind of words we should and shouldn’t say.

Feeling busy? Paul, under house arrest, used his limited time and space to share the gospel with purpose—challenging us to rethink how we can shine Christ’s light in the midst of our own busyness.

The truth of Jesus Christ is for you today: a gift of redemption and love, waiting to be received.