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Lost in darkness, I found the light. Discover how the Holy Spirit convicts, guides, and leads us home in this powerful reflection.

Reflect on trusting God’s wisdom and surrendering our opinions to His sovereignty, as we seek understanding and embrace His perfect plan.

Discover how God’s grace invites all to be grafted into His family, just like joining an exclusive club—free for all who believe.

Discover the unbreakable bond of God’s love. Nothing can separate you from Him, no matter the trials or troubles you face.

Your experiences shape your purpose. Even in hardship, God works for good. Trust His plan and let Him use your story for His glory.

A life well lived leaves a lasting impact. Remembering Mr. Wherry’s love, faith, and wisdom—this is not the end, but the beginning.

Condemned by the law, freed by Jesus—John 8 shows His power to forgive. No more shame, no more guilt. Do you know Him?

Why do we feel drawn to the very thing we’re told to avoid? It’s more than just curiosity—it’s a nature we’ve battled since the very beginning.

When God begins working in our hearts, we often think it is just on our end. But God is not limited by time, geography, or power. He is working all the time in multiple places.

There are adjustments that must be made if you desire to live in the presence of God all day long.

We’ve all been given a second chance through Christ. You were once dead in sin, but now you are alive in Him—so how will you live your new life?

Just as enemies can become friends, Christ offers us the ultimate transformation—from separation to friendship with God.

God uses life’s twists and turns to draw us closer to Him, creating intimacy and trust along the way.

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.

We must rightly understand that salvation comes not through our own works, but through Jesus alone.

Every one of us carries imperfections beneath the surface, just like the ruined apples from this year’s harvest. But there’s hope—through Christ, even the most broken among us can be restored and made new.

What happens when we try to justify our sins before a holy and just God?

No one escapes God’s righteous judgment, and all of us are in desperate need of His grace.

Even in the weight of our mistakes, God’s forgiveness offers hope and the promise of redemption.

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

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.

Jesus, who faced every trial and temptation, invites us to come boldly to Him, the most reliable source of grace, comfort, and guidance.

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.

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.

Parents’ advice may be seen as “old fashioned,” but advice rooted in the Word brings blessing and life.

Witness prophecy come to life as one family journeys through Israel, uncovering ancient promises fulfilled in vineyards that thrive on the hills of Samaria.

We’re all in for the ride—until God asks us to go where we least expect, to do what we least want to do.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.