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Christian freedom comes with responsibility. Learn Paul’s lesson in 1 Corinthians 8 about living honorably and strengthening new believers.

A pool day turns into a moment of deep conviction, reminding us of Jesus’ love for the humble and our need for grace over judgment.

A touching story of earthly kindness and divine intercession—discover how Jesus pleads for you even when no one else will.

We sat at lunch, snacking on chips and salsa as we waited for our dinner to arrive. The conversation centered […]

As a bride receives her groom, so Christ receives us—flawed but chosen. Grace is the gift we didn’t earn, but deeply need.

Have you ever paused and asked yourself, “Who am I, really?” In a world that’s constantly telling you who you […]

Some wounds reveal more than pain—they reveal our need for God. Let every scar point to His grace, not our self-sufficiency.

Explore the power of grace and love in addressing convictions, learning from everyday situations to honor God and others.

The Carters and the Wakefields. Two families that had been feuding for more than 85 years. And it was time […]

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

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

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

Let the Holy Spirit guide you as you navigate this situation and respond with grace.

How can you show grace in giving this week? As followers of Christ, it should be part of who we are.

Today, you have a choice. I pray you choose Jesus. He loves you in an unconditional and ultimate way, far beyond comprehension.

When we mess up, we don’t have to give up.

God wraps our stories in His grace.

God invites you to dine at His table. He has a feast prepared for you, a robe of righteousness to place on you, shoes of peace that will allow you to go and share your story of His goodness.

So, don’t tarry…head toward home, muddy feet and all! Grace and mercy are waiting.

Where do you choose to dwell, in the camp of self-sufficiency or in the camp of life?

I want to be more like Christ. I want to show others the same kindness He has shown me.

God wants to be more than your roadside assistance. He wants to be your navigation system, your heart and engine, directing your path and speed for His glory.

I will never understand the goodness and grace of God completely. How could He love someone like me?

How often does God pull us from the darkness, revealing His beautiful plan and light to us, and yet we find ourselves back there again? How quickly we forget.

The real hero of this story is not Jonah, but God. He used an imperfect man to save an imperfect nation who lived imperfect lives to point them to a perfect God.

We are saved by the grace of God. Nothing we can do ourselves can save us. If we could, we would boast about it and then what would be the purpose of the cross? Why would Jesus have had to suffer and die if I could earn my way to heaven?

Grace means using forgiveness and humility to keep you away from being self-centered and judgmental.

The unmerited favor of God is not a license to go and do whatever the world says is OK.

Applying biblical truth comes more easily if you’re intentional about representing Jesus and being his ambassador.

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

The world wants us to beat ourselves up for mistakes, but God has no limits on hie love. None.

How about social media that makes our world a more joyful place?

Before you point your finger at someone else, take a good look at your own choices.

He is God, and there’s nothing done on our own strength that we can boast about.

Choose faithfulness and be restored through God’s sustaining grace.

Let’s not complicate salvation: There are no exceptions to who can receive it.

God, rich in love and mercy, wants you to come to Him and surrender what you have been holding onto.

Criticism is an inevitable fact of life. It is our response to that criticism that makes a difference.

Every person is loved by God and was placed on this earth with a purpose.

God’s grace doesn’t just trickle down; it fills to the brim and overflows!

Things rarely improve where grace doesn’t make the first move.

God is in the business of creating life out of death, beauty out of ashes.

It’s in and through our trials that God cultivates maturity in us.

I currently work with a trans-bi-sexual “female” who requested that when I refer to “her,” I use the pronouns they and them instead of her or she. […]

I’ve often said the most destructive force on earth is a man who doesn’t know who he is. When you […]

There are only two ways to live life: Your way.  God’s way.  There is no third way. To put it […]

RESPONDING TO BETRAYAL  I have heard it said that given enough time everyone will eventually let you down. That sounds […]

Shame can come from several sources. Sometimes, it’s forced upon us by people who made choices over which we had […]

In a pivotal passage, Jesus explains, “I know my own and my own know me” (John 10:14). In this verse he […]

If you’re like me, the word evangelism is a like a guilt switch in my soul. You say “evangelism” and immediately three […]