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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.

When you know you have something that will change someone’s life, you want to share it. The Gospel is for everyone. Tell them about Jesus.

I choose a relationship with Jesus. I choose to believe in Him as my Savior. I choose faith in Christ by grace alone. What will you choose?

Discover how God’s grace intervenes in our brokenness, offering a path to redemption that can change your life forever—are you ready to embrace it?

Giving our children a faith that lasts starts with understanding the Great Commission’s call to make disciples—beginning in our own homes.

In a world filled with chaos, fear, and uncertainty, it can feel like everything is out of control. Yet, God is at work bringing light to the dark.

Don’t let the sin of pride devour you, too. Today is the day of salvation. Turn to the Lord Jesus and recognize who He is! Praise Him!

We may not understand why we go through unfair things, but remember that God can always turn things around for our good and for His purpose!

Do you really believe when you pray, or are you just going through the motions? Acts reminds us to trust fully in God’s power and pray boldly.

When grief shakes your faith, what will you choose? Learn how faith in God’s promises can bring peace and hope, even in the darkest moments.

It is in our fallen nature to rebel against authority, but submission to authority is part of God’s good plan and brings blessing.

A simple act of giving can help spread the gospel globally through ministries like Lifeword, where your support can make an eternal difference.

Don’t settle for what’s easy. I know there are days you’re ready to give up, but God is always working for your good and for His glory!

Come be a part of this mixture of people from every tribe, every tongue, and every nation. Come be a Christian.

Life consists of a multitude of choices and accepting or rejecting Jesus is one of them. This choice will affect where you spend all of eternity.

As a follower of Christ, we have a purpose. God wants to use us as a vessel to pour out His message of love, repentance, and forgiveness.

Oh friends, let us not just walk in God’s light, but let us learn to live in it.

Just as Peter did with these strangers – go and share the good news of Jesus! It doesn’t have to be a big, long story—just the simple truth.

The topic of pornography feels uncomfortable and despairing, but God’s Word offers hope for the sin and the conversation.

Do you want to wage war on the enemy? Share the gospel. The battle is already won, my friend! And the victory can be found in Jesus Christ!

God already knew the choices you would make, the mistakes, all of it, and He still chose to die for you. He is gracious to forgive.

We are not called to have a casual relationship with God; We are to be all in with God. This requires us to read and study the Bible, the living and active Word of God.

Today, take a moment to look back on where and what God has brought you through and how He’s using it today for your good and His glory.

Stories are meant to be shared. Have you put your faith in the Lord? If so, you’ve got a story to tell…What are you waiting for?

What are some of the signs of physical, emotional, and spiritual maturity that you might be ready to start looking for your future spouse?

The scripture says that as sinners, we are enemies of God. But because Jesus stepped in, we can be called friends of God.

Helping families stand firm in such a time as this. Take a deep breath and say to yourself, “As a parent, I’m a disciple-maker.”

Don’t be afraid to let God use your past to show His goodness. Come to Him broken, tired, and worn. Surrender it all at the feet of Jesus.

Ever feel like the world revolves around you? Discover that life isn’t about us—except when it comes to dealing with our own sin.

Discover how persevering in praise during life’s fiercest storms can anchor your soul and open the door to God’s miraculous power.

There may be someone today who is waiting for you to be obedient. They need someone to tell them of Jesus. Will you be obedient like Ananias?

Learn how applying the T.H.I.N.K. method can change the way you communicate, bringing positivity and grace into every conversation.

Have you had a truly eye-opening moment? Did it take something drastic for you to see who Jesus was and that you desperately needed Him?

God is ready to use your talents and passions for His Kingdom. Will you say yes?

Mastering your words not only aligns your actions with your faith but also deepens your relationship with the Lord—because every word matters.

Read how a detour from the original plan became a cherished memory, reminding us that God’s plans, though they differ from ours, bring blessings.

Discover how Philip’s extraordinary experience challenges us to be fully surrendered and on mission with Christ—just like he was.

How do we know how to correctly respect authority? By reading the Bible. God is the ultimate authority, so we need to know what He says.