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What does biblical love really look like? Jesus shows us that true love serves others, speaks truth with compassion, and is willing to sacrifice.

Every herd has a shepherd, but human leaders will eventually fail us. Jesus is different. He knows His sheep, loves them, protects them, and gave His life for them.

Following Jesus has always required sacrifice. Discover what Jesus meant when He told His followers to count the cost and why wholehearted discipleship is always worth it.

What does it cost to follow Jesus? Discover the truth about sacrifice, suffering, and why faith in Christ is worth everything.

Jesus chose compassion over comfort. Discover how His selflessness teaches us to serve others even in grief and interruption.

When God opens a door, opposition follows. Discover how Paul and Jesus show us to walk boldly in God’s mission despite resistance.

Trusting God with our children isn’t easy, but His plans are better and His love deeper. Learn to let go with peace and faith.

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

Humility shines when we go the extra mile simply to help others—like Paul, who put aside his own rights to reach those who needed the gospel.

Jesus was the ultimate sacrifice for all who believe.

Jesus. He alone deserves our worship and praise.

The love God has for us and the love we are called to have for others is, by definition, sacrificial.

Spend time studying your play book (the Bible), seeking instruction (prayer), and exhibiting sportsmanship (service) that is easier to spot than your eye black.

We must surrender our will for His, allowing Christ to rule over our lives – our thoughts, our actions, our words. Are we willing?

Pick up thy cross and follow Jesus! Share the story of what He has done for you!

God was providing that sacrificial lamb yet again. Instead of it being us to pay the debt, Jesus would go to the cross.

The cost of my sin is not just about consequences here on earth. But instead about how it grieves my Heavenly Father.

What are we willing to give in return? Have we looked at what we are giving to the Lord?

What are we willing to give up to follow the Lord?

Now, you know exactly what Jesus did for you. It’s time to decide.

Jesus did this for us. He took our punishment upon Himself so that we could be freed from our sin.

I’m grateful my father stepped in to pay that debt so that I could be freed from the sin and punishment.

The Wise Men didn’t post their attendance to social media, tag themselves in an exclusive photo shoot, or attempt to gain access to Jesus for personal or political gain. Their overflowing hearts of gratitude simply needed His presence.

Because Jesus left His home to live with us, we now have a home to live with him.

By dying to self and putting others before ourselves, we can live a transformed life.

Before sin even entered into the World, God had made a way of redemption for his children.

Because Christ’s love is selfless, we must show mercy to those who can’t pull their load.

We overcome Satan when we testify personally about what the blood of Christ has done for us.

There is within us a deep joy in giving. It’s beneath the layers of callouses and fears that plague our […]

The quality of a man’s marriage life is based on his ability to die to himself. Healthy marriages are intentionally built on selflessness and […]

Christians live in a paradox: We give up our lives in order to truly receive life. Ostensibly, this may seem […]

A very wrong assumption about discipleship is that the right process will yield transformation. We can easily get caught up […]

When an airline pilot charts his route, he is faced with the task of remaining on course until he arrives […]

Over the course of a lifetime, there are a few phone calls that really stand out in your mind. One […]

There are a lot of questions when dating or talking to someone you are interested in.  In the beginning stages, […]

Even if you’re an atheist, you know that Jesus is the reason for the season.  It’s unpopular and politically incorrect today […]

“Happiness is in the eye of the beholder.” Have you heard that phrase? Usually with “Beauty” instead of “Happiness”? Sure, […]

Ever heard a gospel presentation that went something like this: “We are sinners and our sin separates us from God. […]

Dear high school graduate, I see your smiling face, your parents’ arms thrown around you, hugging you tightly, and I […]

“Jesus died on a cross.”  We should not be able to utter that without an utterly overwhelming shudder of awe, […]