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His greatest work is not only done in the big things, but in the midst of a day’s ordinary struggles.

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

We might be rough, but despite our brokenness, God still chooses to use us.

Accepting Christ is necessary, but it is not the full picture.

The cross meant pain and agony, but now it means hope, peace, and life.

True significance can be measured by the scope of the search.

Jesus is alive, and he defeated death, he defeated sin, and he rose triumphant!

Christian life is all about loving and serving others enough to tell them about Jesus’ work on the cross.

Every person who makes even one step toward God will see, that God has been there the entire time waiting.

Disciple making is a commitment to open up your life to another person.

We must devote to destruction, or put to death, what is earthly in us:

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

The only option that gives all of us the freedom to have peace, hope, and relationships is to forgive.

Only you can decide how Jesus will impact your life.

Christ is the ultimate seeker. He seeks and saves the lost.

God is a forgiving God, but He desires to see us learn from mistakes and grow.

Jesus knew there was a high price to secure your final resting place, and paid it.

God knows your name — no matter how far you’ve traveled, and he is calling it today.

You can go from having a life that leads to death to a life radically changed by Jesus.

God is all-seeing, all-knowing, and ever present.

God willingly gave His one and only Son to be the sacrifice.

If you find yourself praying in your own “garden” today, know you are not alone.

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

“Small” sins in our life can cause distress and damage in our lives.

Jesus gave His life so our debt could be paid.

To die is gain – to be rewarded for all the trials, and spend eternity in the presence of a loving father.

God isn’t a haphazard God but an on-purpose God.

God invites us to sit at his bountiful table and find relief from the world’s empty promises.

Forgiveness is a huge key to freedom, both giving it and asking for it.

When the storm clouds seem so oppressive and thick, that I feel like jumping ship.

Self-imposed fear has always been an obstacle to my full surrender to Jesus.

Summer camp is more than just water games and bunk beds; It can be a life changer.

A Christian’s identity is linked directly to the Old Testament, so why do we neglect it?

Instead of going overboard with inclusion in our culture, why don’t we love inclusively?

There’s a better way to teach the next generation to bring about change.

The Greatest Love Story of all time is beautifully portrayed in the Bible through Rulth.

We’re meant to spend our time urgently telling people about Jesus’ love for all mankind.

I’ve always loved watching and reading anything about medieval times. Kings and their royal families, strong and fearless knights storming […]

If you are running low on joy, take a minute and reflect on this amazing truth . . .

Jesus offered a personal, agonizing sacrifice for God’s people that changed the world.

When we accept the incredible gift of grace, we can see the freedom Christ came to give us.

Do your words point to Jesus or do they carelessly divide the body of Christ?

True gratitude begins by “entering” God’s presence with thanksgiving.

A healthy church should be obedient to what God has clearly commanded: making disciples

Keeping no record of wrongs and forgiving without limit seem impossible in today’s world.

Throughout their ministry the Gaitans have seen how God plants seeds in people’s hearts.

God’s plan for us doesn’t include living in fear but living in confident hope.

My objective that day was to get to the hospital in downtown Chicago before the surgery to have prayer with […]

There are many reasons Christians are losing the culture, but these are probably the top four. They are all ouch-worthy, […]

Peace. Oh, how we need it in our world today.  Before you say, “Duh, Captain Obvious!” or point the finger […]