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Jesus is not only the example for our faith, but he is also the object of our faith. We endure and persevere because we want to know him and join him and share the blessings of his salvation.

Thankfully, while there are some things we don’t understand about God, He is knowable. He has revealed everything we need to know about Him in the Bible. God wants to be known by us (Psalm 46:10).

He was crucified and rose three days later. The day that He rose is called Easter Sunday. In the Bible, there is a reference to Easter in Acts 12:4. 

Junia is only mentioned once in the Bible, but her inclusion raises some interesting questions. Not only is she commended for her suffering for Christ, she is the only woman that the New Testament refers to by a certain title. 

Hope is positive and beneficial. We should have hope in the Lord, but we are mistaken if we think hope itself provides healing. Only God can bring restoration and healing into our broken and hurting hearts.

"I Love to Tell the Story" is a great classic hymn, a wonderful reflection on the gospel message in all its beauty. But where did this hymn come from?

Many individuals believe crystals can not only bring healing and cures to ailments, but they also believe crystals can bring good fortune, help one in their romantic relationships, and help prevent a person from evil forces.

Lazarus lived in Bethany, two miles southeast of Jerusalem, and was the brother of Martha and Mary. Jesus chose Lazarus to demonstrate His divinity as he foreshadowed what would happen on Easter.

Our hearts cannot be made right apart from the saving grace of Jesus in our lives. We do not need to follow our hearts because they will lead us after sin. Our hearts lead us away from Christ rather than toward Him.

It can be hard to see illnesses as good things because they bring us so much pain, yet we can see, through the agony, the light of Jesus and the healing He can bring to our hearts and souls, just like the woman with the issue of blood.

Living out Christ’s commandment of love is a necessary part of the Christian life. It is unavoidable. What it would look like for you to passionately, and intentionally, love one another? If you were to live out this commandment, what might that...

As believers stand before the Lord, it’s the blood of Christ, which makes them clean. Cleanliness is not next to godliness, but those who are washed in the blood of Jesus are cleansed from the stain of sin.

God's love should be reflected in our actions no matter how big or small the action is. So, let us honor God by serving and giving what He has given us. This is a true act of service to all.

God sees the smallest creation and He most assuredly sees you and me. He will provide and care for us as we trust Him. All the worry for our basic needs won’t add a thing to our lives and, in fact, most often robs the sweetness out of life.

The Great Commission is more about the call to live faithfully than it is about a specific lesson we are to preach. Making a disciple is mostly about living as a disciple.

As followers of Jesus, we have a mission divinely given. We have been empowered to proclaim Christ’s message, embody Christ’s compassion, and testify to Christ’s power. Each of us has this calling upon our lives.

Prayer is a marvelous privilege that we should not overlook, and we should be utilizing that privilege and right by praying for change in our loved ones. We should be continually praying for the salvation of our friends and loved ones.

God’s power is a power of tenderness and compassion. God comes to us not in anger or wrath but in steadfast love. The heart of God is the heart of forgiveness and grace.

Christmas should be a time when believers share the hope of Christ with others. However, we can get distracted with all the busyness of the holidays that sometimes we forget about those who are suffering and hopeless.

Today we are asking an important question: why should Christians pray for “Our Daily Bread”? This is found in Matthew 6 and is part of the prayer Jesus spoke to teach His disciples on prayer.