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While financial planning secures your future on earth, Jesus calls us to a greater investment—one that builds eternal treasures through spiritual discipleship.

Paul risked it all to fulfill his divine calling and share God’s grace. Are we willing to do the same?

In a world obsessed with outward success, true contentment can only be found by filling the God-shaped void within our hearts, not by chasing what we can never take with us.

We always remark about how fast the days go by, but are we taking full advantage of the time we’ve been given?

We want to be a part of God’s mission – the Great Commission. Don’t you? Join us. Pray for Lifeword. Give to Lifeword. And see your offering at work!

How can we determine the “line” for what is modest? (Part 1)

What idols would Paul be pointing out in our lives that need tearing down?

Paul ignites a mission to share the only message that can truly heal and transform lives: the name of Jesus.

the true light of Christ shines brightest when we stop relying on the illusions of this world and embrace the power of His name.

In the midst of heartache, God’s comfort turns our mourning into joy, reminding us that even in our suffering, we can find peace and purpose.

An invitation from the Prince of Peace has been sent to all, and the question is—will you accept it?

In the busyness of life, don’t forget the most important ingredient—just like laundry without soap, faith without Jesus leaves us missing what truly cleanses.

Apollos, gifted with eloquence and knowledge, revealed the true identity of Jesus as the Messiah to those who needed to hear the full story.

Imagine discovering the astonishing truth that the light you’ve been waiting for has already come. So Apollos discovered that Jesus, the Light of the World, had already fulfilled God’s promise.

When you understand that everything you have belongs to God, giving back becomes a blessing, not a burden—even when you feel like you can’t afford it.

Sometimes the most painful lessons are the ones that stick with us the longest—and remind us to pray even harder for the ones we love.

Are you ready to pack your bags and follow where God leads, even if it means leaving behind your comfort zone for the promise of something greater?

When the church lets you down, it’s easy to walk away, but true healing comes from fixing your eyes on the One who never will.

What if your everyday job is not just a means to earn a paycheck, but a divine mission field where your unique skills and passions can transform lives?

When Paul spoke of the resurrection, some called him crazy, but others heard the truth, sought more, and believed; will you?

As older children begin to see our parenting wasn’t perfect, it’s a good time to
humbly reflect and rest in grace.

Like Paul’s knowledge of an “unknown god” led to salvation in Athens—God can use your experiences in powerful ways to reveal His truth too.

Some things may seem unbelievable at first glance, but like the Bereans, when we examine the truth through God’s Word, we find that what’s hard to believe can actually be real.

Feeling out of place and questioning her purpose, a woman discovers that God can use her limitations to bless others in unexpected and powerful ways.

Sometimes, the storms we fear the most are God’s merciful wake-up calls, sent to bring us back to His loving embrace.

As we reflect on our lives, the most powerful legacy we can leave behind is one that points others to the life-changing message of Jesus.

In the midst of a busy life, God showed me that true purpose isn’t found in packed schedules but in being still enough to hear His voice.

Just like the jailer who led his family to Christ, your example could be the light that guides your family to faith.

Even in the darkest prison, Paul and Silas sang praises to God, showing us that true faith shines brightest when life is at its darkest.

As Paul traded his freedom to free a slave girl, Jesus willingly took on our sins, offering us freedom from death—will you accept His gift of life?

As parents, our ultimate goal should be preparing our children, shaping their lives not just for this world, but for eternity.

Today’s world still shuts its gates to truth, but Lifeword uses the power of digital media to spread Christ’s love in even the most restricted places.

Something meaningful, something personal, something moving about what God has done and who He truly is and THAT is what we tell the next generation.

In a world full of influencers, have you ever wondered who’s really shaping your life?

Whether I am able to boldly approach or am struggling to go before His throne, these truths I know and hope in: He cares and He is sufficient.

Do you ever feel like you are being stretched too thin? Look to the Father to find rest. He will give you exactly what you need.

A simple invitation can change a life, just like Paul’s call to Timothy, and yours might lead someone closer to Christ.

Jesus can restore our brokenness if we will give it to Him.

When handled with love and grace, disagreements don’t have to stop the work God has called us to do.

The early believers wrestled with letting go of old traditions, but true salvation comes through faith alone, not by adding to what Christ has already done.

While our outward beauty will fade, our inward beauty is imperishable.

Just like young trees need care and nurturing to thrive, new believers need continual discipleship to grow strong in their faith and withstand life’s trials.

Though we may stumble as parents, it’s never too late to rise, refocus, and start again, because our children’s spiritual lives depend on it.

Nineteen years after Hurricane Katrina, we’re reminded that the risks we face—whether in reclaiming a home or sharing the gospel—are always outweighed by the eternal rewards.

Discover how God’s unconditional love means He cherishes you just as you are—His beloved, forever!

If you have made mistakes, if your burden of sin is too great for you to bear, look to Christ, repent, and find forgiveness there.

If you’re curious about how a simple prayer can shape your heart to earnestly seek God, this article offers a powerful takeaway for you.

If we will recognize our need for The Potter to take the pieces and make them new, He will save us from our own destruction.

Trust in God to provide all that’s needed and to use you however He deems necessary for the gospel to be shared.

Ever find yourself pointing fingers when things go wrong? Learn how the blame game started way back in the Garden of Eden and why taking responsibility can set us free.