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It’s easy to feel powerless in this world, but Christians have the greatest power on earth and heaven.

Reading has become outdated and archaic for a younger generation, but it should never be irrelevant for a Christian studying God’s Word..

Sometimes a familiar passage of Scripture can become so over-used that we fail to be transformed by its beauty.

God’s plan for us may take you down some scary, difficult roads that are meant for growth and maturity. so lean into those challenges.

A godly life requires four must-dos that there is absolutely no substitute for.

If you choose to focus on your sin and slip into a pit of despair and depression, you will not accomplish the task to which you are called.

Humanity is messed up by nature, but many make the mistake of thinking we are good enough.

What God plans for our lives does not always match up with what we expect Him to do.

God’s plan and purpose is so much greater and more perfect than anything the world can dream of.

Are you a cultural Christian or a biblical Christian? The true answer depends on if your life and your lips speak the good news of the gospel.

Being driven purely by our emotions is not a healthy, productive, or godly way to live.

Reading the Bible is essential to a changed life.

In your walk with the Lord, will you push through the sacrifice and pain that it sometimes takes to have abundant life?

God knows that we need each other, and not only that, God wants to be the very center of our families.

Worship takes place when the holy penetrates the ordinary and we are left in awe of the God of the universe.

No need to be confused in this world full of chaos: Simply ask yourself two questions.

Contrary to popular belief, God is all we need in this world of division that is stoked by people with ulterior motives.

Is it really too much to ask for you to let someone else’s needs supersede your own agenda?

Love is a father who takes care of his family lovingly, physically, mentally, spiritually, biblically, and sacrificially.

Small groups are part of discipleship and valuable to churches, so consider the following if you’re part of one.

It will change your life and the lives of others if you’ll just obey the Great Commission: intentional discipleship.

We think we need proof to believe, but God says He’ll prove our belief.

When you devote yourself to extended and focused time with God, you will see identifiable results.

Tired of trying to control everything, find your own answers, make your own way? How about just getting out of God’s way?

There are all kinds of scams out there, but one of the biggest lies is that humans know more than God.

Proverbs warns us about those who tear down others, so be wise, avoid a bad outcome, and stay away from therm.

Intentionally avoid the darkness that causes pain and agony by turning on the Light that never dims.

If you’re feeling out of fellowship with God, you’re the one who created the distance, not Him.

Knowing what is right and wise is all about the choices we make and the people we consider to be our friends.

Everybody says it’s not healthy to live in the past, but what does that really mean, especially when you’re haunted by it.

It’s easy to mask feelings of loneliness when you have a smile on your face, but it can be a precious time of listening to the Father.

If it feels like your very existence is meaningless, turn away from those desperate thoughts and choose life, joy, and peace from the only one who can give it: Jesus.

Letting go of what binds you, causes unforgiveness, and keeps you from glorifying God is the stumbling block to true joy.

She needed compassion, but the world gave her condemnation.Then she met the single most controversial figure of all time.

Having wisdom requires devoting yourself to general principles that will give you insight to life situations.

We’ve heard it our entire lives, but is it true that time can heal or is there healing power in Christ alone?

Not only were Paul’s letters intended to be shared but also to explain the mission of God.

All of us have experienced fear, but only God provides the way to truly conquer it.

Last words are windows to the soul, and they reveal true priorities: What will yours be?

If you want to be part of what God is doing, ask him for an overflow of the Holy Spirit’s power to be a light in the darkness.

In this selfie-taking world of ours, we would do well to put the spotlight on our souls, not our bodies.

When you reflect on the contract Jesus signed in blood long ago, remember you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

As Mother’s Day approaches, remember that God’s grace is sufficient no matter how hard the day may be.

What will you do when criticism, negativity, hatred, and persecution come to your doorstep?

We are to be a sweet aroma of Christ as we surrender to the Holy Spirit who tells us to die to self.

When you feel defeated, burdened, and ashamed of past mistakes, God’s grace covers you sufficiently.

In this day and age, we don’t want to believe there are consequences for our sins. We want to only believe that God is loving and forgiving. He is, but He is also righteous.

God’s law of rest for the land wasn’t about keeping something from the people, it was about refocusing their attention to what truly matters. Where is our focus?

In your brokenness, know that from God’s perspective, you are covered by grace and used for his glory.

There are different kinds of loss, but the most devastating one is that of a loved one, but God proves himself faithful despite the pain it brings.