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Where you place the Lord in your life determines your direction, joy, and future. Is He behind, beside, or before you? Choose wisely.

Like a child in the nursery, we can trust God’s promises or be filled with fear. Are we standing in faith or worrying in doubt?

Every good gift flows from God’s presence. Reflect on His work in your life, give thanks, and walk humbly before Him today.

A foster child’s choice to eat dry ramen reveals a deeper lesson on faith, grace, and patience in guiding new believers to growth in Christ.

We pursue what we value. God’s will is good, acceptable, and perfect—worthy of our full surrender and trust.

Discover the twelve powerful verbs of Psalm 23 that reveal the Shepherd’s perfect care, guidance, and unfailing love for His sheep.

Discover the true meaning of living sacrificially for Christ, offering your life as a living sacrifice in response to His love and mercy.

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

Salvation is not earned—it’s a gift of grace. No works required, just faith in Christ alone. Discover true freedom in Him today!

When God’s answer leads to suffering, His will is still at work. Trust, surrender, and know He sustains through every trial.

Salvation is a free gift—but it cost Jesus everything. Will you accept it? Believe, confess, and be saved. It really is that simple.

Repentance is more than turning from sin—it’s turning toward God. Discover the gift that restores, satisfies, and transforms your life.

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.

When words fail, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us. Trust Him to guide your prayers and bring peace in every situation. #Faith #Prayer

Trust God over money! When you invest in Him, He provides beyond measure. Where’s your treasure? #Faith #Provision #TrustGod

My soul waits in silence for God only. (Psalm 62:1) Who do you trust? At the end of the day, […]

There are moments when we need just the direct facts. This is especially true with the good news about Christ. For there are few who know the real facts, and it is on these facts that our faith must rest.

Spiritual warfare doesn’t begin in crisis—it starts when we place our trust in Christ and continues daily as we seek His glory over our own desires.

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.

A teacher told her young students that she was starting a new club and they should watch for an invitation. […]

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

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

“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?

When a stranger paid for my meal, I was overwhelmed by the kindness I couldn’t repay—reminding me of the debt I owe to Jesus for saving me. Like Paul, we can’t repay Christ’s gift, but we can offer our lives in gratitude and share His love with others.

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.

Addiction greatly affects many lives. By anchoring ourselves in God’s Word we can break free from addiction and find true satisfaction in Christ.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

When life reroutes your plans, could it be God opening a door for a greater purpose?

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.

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

Staring in awe at the mighty M bridge in Memphis, I realized that just as I trust this marvel of engineering without fully understanding its mechanics, I can trust God’s faithfulness to carry me through life’s challenges, even when I don’t comprehend His ways.

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.

An invitation from the Prince of Peace has been sent to all, and the question is—will you accept it?

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.

Apollos, gifted with eloquence and knowledge, revealed the true identity of Jesus as the Messiah to those who needed to hear the full story.

Are you ready to pack your bags and follow where God leads, even if it means leaving behind your comfort zone for the promise of something greater?

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

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.