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Don’t let familiarity make you forget. The Carpenter of Nazareth is still here—calling, waiting, and reminding you of His love.

A lost beagle’s journey home mirrors our spiritual walk—no matter how far we stray, God waits with open arms, ready to restore us.

Through books like Leviticus and Numbers, we can be encouraged by God’s unchanging grace and sovereignty, no matter how much we may falter.

No matter how much love you did or did not receive from your earthly father, it will never compare to the love that God has for each one of us.

If you’re longing to experience the wonder of God’s presence through creation, this article will guide you in seeing His hand in the world around you.

Read how this cherished hymn can inspire you to reflect divine love and purity in your daily walk with Christ.

The King has invited us into His court. He has extended His scepter to us and given us a chance to live, an opportunity to serve, a beautiful gift of salvation through His Son Jesus Christ.

What if, even in the face of unanswered prayers, God remains worthy of worship? Discover the unwavering worthiness of God’s worship.

Explore the most pivotal questions you’ll ever confront in your journey: “Is there a god?”, “Who is he?”, and “What does he want from me?”

In God’s sovereignty, He has a plan for us that is far more than we could ever ask for or imagine.

The truth has also been laid out in front of us. But what will we do with it? How will we respond?

When we draw near to God, He brings us comfort.

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

Have you ever asked, “why do bad things happen to good people?” Perhaps you’re asking the wrong question.

God sees and knows us completely and loves us, still.

The Love of God crushes the notion that love is something we can earn.

We’re excited to share “This Love,” a five part series on the love of God!

It’s easy to feel powerless in this world, but Christians have the greatest power on earth and heaven.

We think we need proof to believe, but God says He’ll prove our belief.

God reaches out in love to you and wants you to be His child, so listen to that still small voice guiding you to him.

Child of God, It may like feel like he has left you alone and forgotten, but I promise you he has not and will not.

Everything on this earth is temporary, but our true, eternal hope is in a kingdom where God sits on his holy throne.

God protects us from harm and guides our understanding.

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The chaos of our lives and desire to take care of our people can prevent us from reflecting on God.

God doesn’t promise a way around troubles but a way through them as he walks beside us.

Jesus created you and wants you to seek him, so don’t hesitate to begin life-changing search for the one who died for you.

Everyone faces the mostly losing battle of temptations, so why does God tempt us?

When people fail you, turn to the promise-keeping God of steadfast, unconditional love.

Despite how far away we feel from God, he is always there with us. No distance can ever separate us from him. 

If God feels distant and irrelevant, reach for him, call his name, and live.

When you don’t even feel like living anymore, God is with you in the storm.

Because we serve a limitless God, we can be sure of our own eternity.

When doubts tower over you, there’s a God who is bigger than them all.

Wrath seems like such a horrible word, but what if God had none?

You can change the narrative about what God does, but you can’t change truth.

As we remember, let us praise the Lord that the empty grave defeated death.

It may look like it could support you, but that limb, just like the world, will fail every time.

In a world of seemingly endless chaos, God invites you to lay it all at his feet.

Because he is all-sufficient, God can be trusted to meet our every need.

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

God is not random or limitless, and the best example of that omniscience is Jesus.

Yes, God is holy – without evil – but he is not the demanding tyrant the world believes him to be.