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Not only can emotions be a guide to help us learn more about ourselves, but they can also direct us to learn more about the One who made them. We are crafted in God’s likeness; this includes the possession and use of emotions. And to God, it is...

Jesus had a lot more to say about prayer and it all boils down to relationship; honoring God and having our hearts engaged no matter what we want to talk to him about. The various types of prayer are assorted ways to communicate what we need.

Right now, life as we know it seems very dark. Most of us are scared because we don’t know how long this is will last, but the sun always rises. The day always dawns. The darkness doesn’t get the final say. God does (Psalm 46:5).

Psalms 91 is God’s way of telling us that whoever runs to him and seeks his divine protection will be saved from calamity and destruction. When we pray the words of this psalm it becomes a powerful shield of protection from fear.

This first book in the New Testament challenges us to trust Jesus Christ as Savior and obey Him as Lord. Matthew helps write the New Testament so that generations, including ours, could know and believe the Good News as well.

As to whether we should strive to be like the apostles, the answer is yes. For the apostles were messengers of the gospel sent by God, representing God. In that, they strived to model their lives after the Lord.

We can trust Him, understanding that He strengthens us in our time of weakness. To say we need Him every hour is trusting in Him to sustain us in the storms of life. I encourage you to call upon Him. Run to the Lord.

Do our various celebrations of thanks carry the distinct aroma of the glories of Christ? For the Church, thanksgiving is every day.

Refuge is defined as, “shelter or protection from danger, trouble, etc., a place of shelter, protection, or safety, anything to which one has recourse for aid, relief, or escape.” Through this, we see how God is our refuge.

Good parenting is grounded in love and instruction. When we discipline, we do not just correct the behavior. We address the heart, because that's where the trouble really is.

The Pharisees of Jesus’ day were fully expecting to be among those who would feast in the kingdom of God. But Jesus told them, it would be those who hungered and thirsted after righteousness who would sit with him at that feast.

In a world filled with turmoil and heartbreak, the message of Christmas offers profound and lasting hope. This article dives into the timeless truths of “O Little Town of Bethlehem” and explores how Christ’s arrival in our brokenness brings...

No matter how busy we are, praying for our husbands is vital to our role as wives. They need it, they deserve it, and they will greatly benefit from it. As 1 John 5:15 says, "And if we know that he hears us—whatever we ask—we know that we have...

Emotions cause a response and reaction. God created us to be emotional beings. It is possible to keep our emotions checked and in their correct places and to express them in a holy, God-honoring way.

Leaders in the church aren’t exempt from sin. No one is.

The Lord warns us that fear that results in worry is not from Him, it is from the adversary. Yes, fear is part of the human condition, but as part of the Body of Christ, we are called to faith over fear. 

Lent is a time spent by Christians, or Christ followers, preparing our hearts for Easter.

Here we have gathered 25 of our favorite Jesus quotes to encourage you in love and faith. May these quotes from Jesus Christ remind you of the timeless wisdom He gave to us and His eternal love for us.

In his suffering, he submitted to the will of God, bore our suffering, and became obedient unto death. Without the resurrection God is dead and Christianity has no veracity. God is not dead! Jesus rose from death with the keys to hell and death.

Jesus trusted that the total story had been written in advance. Christians might feel as though they have been living out a prolonged cliffhanger, but God authored the complete work of the gospel from the very start.