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Today, what do you want from Jesus? Are you hoping to find something to disprove Him? Are you seeking hope from the only true and living God?

God can and will use unlikely individuals and circumstances to fulfill His grand plan for redemption of the lost.

In the midst of life’s unfair turns and circumstances, the story of Joshua and Caleb offers profound lessons in faithful endurance.

Our decision about Jesus is the most important one we will ever make.

Discover the significance of purposeful actions and intentional living, inspired by Jesus’s deliberate interactions and commands.

Are you ready to answer the call and experience the freedom of true discipleship? In John 8, Jesus challenges believers to become disciples.

Join us as we navigate life’s complexities, guided by the light of scripture, towards a future filled with promise and possibility.

Join us as we uncover the profound truth that greatness can emerge from the most unlikely of places.

Discover how slowing down in a fast-paced world can help deepen your prayer life and scriptural understanding.

Why doesn’t God speak to us audibly anymore? Learn about the truths found in His Word and how to commune with God today.

Embrace the priceless jewel of faith that has been within reach all along. Jesus’ message is simple – believe.

Discover the transformative power of surrendering to Christ and allowing His righteousness to testify on our behalf.

Accepting all aspects of God leads to a deeper understanding of His sovereignty and the path to true worship.

Delve into the challenges of maintaining faith amid life’s chaos and discover the vital importance of recovery in the Christian walk.

Uncover profound lessons about seeing beyond rules, recognizing miracles in our midst, and ensuring our actions reflect the love of Jesus.

Understand how aligning your prayers with God’s character transforms the power and purpose of your supplications.

Uncover the deeper meaning behind the preparation and labor involved in reaping a spiritual harvest, drawing parallels from John 4:34-38.

Join the reflection on John 2:11 and learn how every miracle, including salvation, serves the purpose of revealing Christ’s glory.

So, when you think life is too much and your jar is being cracked, don’t give up! Perhaps God allowed this trial, this circumstance, this moment not only for you—but for others watching you go through it. Our lives are living testimonies of Jesus Christ.

God doesn’t just want outward obedience; He wants our hearts.

Does our faith result in obedience?

Jesus is our guide on the uncertain path of life.

Let’s seek to glorify God in and through our marriage this year.

We can run with endurance because God supplies what we need along the way.

If you’ve been saved by Jesus, if you’ve put your faith and trust in Him, you are His servant. It’s time to get to work. It’s time to build the kingdom of God!

Wherever you find yourself today, know that there is always an opportunity to draw closer to God. To understand Him more. To see what has happened more clearly and to understand what’s ahead for the future.

We are an aroma of Christ everywhere we go.

The way things appear on the outside matters very little if they are not indicative of a change on the inside.

It’s time to check our walk. Are we throwing out banana peels? Are there things in our life that are causing our brother to stumble?

Stay hungry for God and His Word!

To be a Christian means you are a disciple of Christ. And to be a disciple of Christ means you are to be a disciple-maker.

Sometimes we’re so focused on the destination, we forget to take the beauty along the way!

If you find yourself in new, uncomfortable seasons, run to your God.

Here are a few tips to help “redeem the time.”

If we have the same goal, the same motives, and the same message, we should encourage and rejoice that others want to follow and do the same.

Are you willing to follow Christ at all cost? Deny yourself, pick up your cross and follow Him daily.

If we want to see this world love the Lord and follow Him, we have to be the ones to teach them.

What are you seeking, and are you looking in the right place?

We will experience difficulty as we follow the Lord, but He will provide just what we need.

Sometimes we use prayer as an excuse for inaction.

We must forgive with an open heart and without condition.

The church must be ready for the return of her Bridegroom. Are you?

What do we do when we’ve lost our delight in God’s Word?

As believers, let’s not get caught up in the things of this world, but in the things of the one to come.

Jesus Christ has saved us through “the fire test.”

But how can we remember the words if we don’t read them? How can they deter us from sin if we don’t know them?

Jesus is coming soon. Will He find you sleeping?

Will you intentionally revisit The Cross of Easter this year? Will it be the focus and priority of your celebration?

How can Christian parents make the most of every opportunity, including sports?

We have the privilege of being a part of the local church, serving with one another, learning and studying together. And just as these disciples were sent out, we too have been given such a commission to go and reach the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Not alone, but with other believers.