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The Holy Spirit loves you and He is always with you. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to help us in this dark world. It is in our best interest to listen, obey, and follow the Holy Spirit’s instruction in our lives.

The Kingdom of Heaven started when Jesus came to earth. This is what is meant by John when he said, “The Kingdom of heaven is at hand.” He implied that the kingdom of heaven is now available today in the Person of the King.

Tomorrow is not promised as anybody could die today, including you or me. This is why it is vital for all people to place faith in Jesus, live for Him, and tell others about the saving grace of Jesus.

Being made new in Christ is seen in submitting to God’s ways and choosing humility over arrogance and pride. That newness is pausing before speaking and responding rather than reacting with our emotions. It is sometimes easier said than done.

We are told that God does everything for the sake of his own glory. Does that make God a megalomaniac?

As Christians we must not project our image of God upon God but rather receive the one he supplies us in his Word. Sometimes we need to just remind ourselves of who we are dealing with.

Jennifer Morris looks at how humility is something not many of us seek, but are reminded we need in unexpected moments.

Put your hope in God. You will know whether your hope has or has not been in God based on how disappointed you’ve felt lately. It’s the uncertain hopes that will land us in a pit of anxiety and despair.

We Christians appreciate truth and goodness. But when it comes to beauty, the church has a bit of a rocky relationship. We need to recapture its importance in the Christian life.

Give vulnerability and empathy a chance. Invite others into your struggle and enter their struggles, too. In doing so, you’ll find that these exchanges lead to healing, which brings greater resilience.

From the oceanic vastness of space to the minute intricacies on display in the microscopic realm, the glory of our Lord’s good world has never been more vivid.

Each day of the six days of creation God created something different. However, there is one important thing to take note of that God did every day. Each day “God said” and what he called for — became.

Sin, peace, mercy, kindness, and love; humility and service: one symbol represents all of these. The cross reminds us why Christ came and why He needed to die. The empty tomb reminds us not to stay locked in guilt, grief, and shame over the...

This love language is also the only category that involves verbal expression. You can spot people whose love language is based on Words of Affirmation because those people don’t hesitate to cheer others on. So, making them feel valued with words...

Mary's life and circumstances were so arranged that she would fulfill all of the prophecies necessary to the birth of the Messiah. Very few people could have fulfilled all of these requirements to be the mother of the Messiah.

When Jesus makes the statement “for all who draw the sword will die by the sword,” He is referring to the truth that if a person lives a violent life bent on killing others by the sword, that person will most likely be killed by the sword...

Spending time alone with God is our time to reflect on ourselves and our actions. Spending time alone with God is the best way to know God more closely. Have we set our preparation time daily with the Lord?

What is the hopeful message in the hymn “In the Bleak Midwinter,” and why do so many people cherish this hymn? It is exactly that: the Son of God rose above our human condition and struggles to point the way to heaven and bring hope forevermore....

Faith and talent combined to make George Herbert a prolific poet who used his talents for the glory of God.