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Interacting with an unbelieving world is difficult, but God’s Word guides us how to walk winsomely.

Christ steps in when we are utterly powerless, offering salvation when we need it most.

May we never lose that sense of awe and amazement that we can stand in the presence of the Almighty God forgiven, freed, and cherished.

Jesus took the raw end of the deal for us, offering salvation not because we could ever repay Him, but simply because He loves us.

Why trust anything but faith to save you when God has already made it clear—righteousness comes through belief, not works.

“What makes you different?”
It’s a simple question with a profound challenge. If your life doesn’t reflect Christ, how can others see the need for Him through you?

God’s greatness is unchanging, but our understanding of it can grow sharper and clearer when we magnify Him.

When we judge others, we invite division and the enemy into our relationships. Jesus calls us to seek humility, and trust God to mend what’s broken.

The enemy wants to distort the truth, but God has created you for a purpose. He loves you and gives us His Word to guide us.

In the beauty of creation, we encounter not only a testament to God’s power but an invitation to know Him more deeply.

In a world bombarded by advertisements and driven by consumerism, the temptation to want more can cloud our hearts and minds. Yet true contentment, rooted in godliness and gratitude, offers a treasure far greater than anything money can buy.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Relationships thrive when we focus on managing what we can control rather than trying to change what we cannot.

Let’s strive to be the kind of friends who bring encouragement, love, and the refreshing gift of community to those around us.

By resisting the temptation to gossip and seeking the Spirit, we can show God’s love and choose words that bring life instead of destruction.

When life’s trials strike unexpectedly, it’s easy to question God. But He remains faithful, and His promises carry us safely to His purpose.

When the journey seems impossible, God’s promises remain steadfast, offering hope to anchor our hearts.

Do you long to hear from God in a deeper, more intimate way? Discover how letting the Word of Christ dwell in you richly can transform not only your own faith journey but also equip you to encourage and uplift others in the body of Christ.

I’ve always had plenty to say—until the moment I had to post my first tweet and my mind went blank. It’s a small glimpse of what Paul must have faced before King Agrippa, but unlike me, he used his moment to share the most important story of all: the life-changing message of Jesus.

Our plans are so small compared to God’s. Let’s put our plans aside and follow Him. He’s got something greater in store than we can ever imagine.

Wherever we find ourselves today, we can be a mouthpiece for God to speak truth into those around us. We have a life-saving message to share.

Let go. God is the one in control, and His mission for your life is greater than anything you could imagine.

Learn how to trade perfectionism for peace with practical, faith-centered steps to live intentionally and rest in His grace—your heart will thank you!

When we elevate personal stances over the gospel, we risk losing sight of what truly matters.

Discover the power of words—how they evoke memories, refocus your heart, and draw you closer to God’s promises.

Ever wonder why you’re here? In a powerful moment of divine intervention, God reveals to Paul—and to us—that we all have a purpose.

Parenting may be fleeting, but its purpose is eternal: to instill faith that can echo through generations.

Holding onto unforgiveness can weigh down your soul, but when you choose to forgive, the freedom you gain is a gift to yourself and your relationship with Jesus.

When life shatters all control and hope fades, the one question that matters is: is your heart ready for the God who steps into impossible situations?

As we draw near to God, His Holy Spirit guides us in holy living and we have the privilege of seeing more and more of God’s glory. The draw to the glory of God brings hope.

Do not let criticism steal your joy. Handle criticism through the example of David.

In the midst of a chaotic world filled with uncertainty and trials, what if the key to finding steadiness lies in turning our hearts toward the unchanging nature of God, embracing His attributes through heartfelt prayer and praise?

Ever feel like your prayers are just bouncing off the ceiling? Discover how to reconnect with God and find peace in His presence.

A ship full of men awaiting judgement, along with officers appointed to accompany them, crammed together as they set sail […]

Following Jesus is about resting in His love, knowing there’s no need to impress—just grace, acceptance, and a place already secured.

Breaking free from a critical spirit begins with choosing love over judgment, allowing God to transform our perspective and relationships.

How can we determine the “line” for what is modest? (Part 2)

In a world full of challenges, are you prepared to navigate life with the biblical mindset that trials are not exceptions but expectations?

Worshipping together is not only a gift to God, but a gift to each other.

In a world that glorifies control, true freedom comes when we surrender to God’s perfect will, letting go of our attempts at control.

When you’re given a platform, will you use it to make noise—or to make known the power of Jesus to transform lives?

Humility shines when we go the extra mile simply to help others—like Paul, who put aside his own rights to reach those who needed the gospel.

Paul, fully aware of the risks, pressed on to Jerusalem for those awaiting the truth of the gospel. Are we willing to do the same?

Examine the historical and biblical roots of antisemitism, seeing that the persistent hatred toward Jewish people throughout history is fueled by Satan’s opposition to God’s chosen people.

Like a wolf stalking weakened prey, waiting to strike—Paul’s warning reminds us all to stay alert, united, and close to the Good Shepherd for protection.