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A story in John’s gospel reveals the deep compassion Jesus had for Mary and Martha when their brother, Lazarus, died. The response of Jesus to their grief opens a window into God’s heart. But was that the only reason Jesus wept?

Jesus came down to earth as a human to bear the cross for our sins and died. He then rose again so that we may have eternal life. God sent His Son so that we may rest in knowing that we can have eternal rest with Him.

Throughout the New Testament, the writers affirm that Jesus wasn't just an important man: he was the one the Old Testament writers prophecied would come. Here's a brief look at what the Old Testament says about Jesus.

We talk a lot about Jesus being the messiah, about him being the prince of peace, but we often forget he's also called "wonderful counselor." What does it mean that he is our wonderful counselor?

Feeling overwhelmed by the holiday hustle and unmet expectations? Discover how Psalm 65 reveals five powerful reasons to praise God, even in the midst of chaos, and learn how the joy of Jesus can transform your heart this season. Find the peace...

Jesus didn’t stop being God when Mary gave birth to him in a barn, wrapped him in blankets, and put him down to sleep in a feeding trough. Jesus acquired a human nature, but that didn’t make his original one, his divine, eternal, all-powerful one,...

Jesus is referred to as “Jesus of Nazareth” or “the Nazarene” because He grew up in the town of Nazareth. However, this title also points to fulfilled prophecies and a reminder of humble roots.

Has someone ever taken a burden off of you? One of the most beautiful pictures of salvation and rescue portrayed comes down to the meaning of scapegoat.

We should be presenting the gospel to the world as we wait for Christ to return. We are assured that it will be worth it all as we are looking for that blessed hope of our Savior appearing.

Sometimes it’s hard to know what to say or how to pray when your child is grieving the loss of a loved one. But God knows. God knows how the feeling of loss and sadness consume our souls and the mental stress that comes with it.

Many women acquainted with Proverbs 31 have a love-hate relationship with this "virtuous woman." However, when we dig into the chapter's context, we discover a precious treasure.

You probably have never heard a sermon the prophet Huldah, but her story teaches us something very important.

Whether we're fully aware of it or not, Satan is our enemy. He opposes God and all of God’s people. He is behind every evil scheme on this planet—idolatry, cults, false religions. Still desperate to be worshipped, he wants to destroy God’s...

Every one of us has been a captive of fear or loneliness at some point in time; fear of rejection, fear of being misunderstood, fear of uncertainty. We can always call to God for help whenever fear and loneliness overcome us.

John’s use of the phrase “the disciple who Jesus loved” pierced my heart every time I read it. John used it because he actually knew he was loved by the Lord. His confidence, seasoned with humility, can be felt in those words.  

This is where one starts to learn more about who Jesus is, and what that means to them personally. As they learn more, superficial knowledge takes root and comes to life in their understanding. Jesus prayed this prayer for people to truly know...

St. James the Less probably won't make it on a list of the most famous disciples of Jesus. But can we learn something important from the fact he's so little-known?

Jesus was our suffering Savior, He was a man of sorrows, but hallelujah, sorrow is not the end of the story. But because of these sorrowful moments, we are welcomed as part of the Kingdom of Heaven if we accept Jesus as our Savior.

We can point kids to helpful Bible verses to learn and lean on. We can teach them to go to God in prayer with their hurts and their struggles. A friend is someone who we can lean on and go through the good and hard times with in life. We can help...