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Dear Lord, give us patience in the growing, give us patience in the harvesting, give us patience in our own life, but let us bear sweet fruit for...

As we seek to hold one another up in Christ, with a mindset to shape the next generation, we have the ability to gain some of the sweetest...

Jesus’ statement challenges the idea of working hard and climbing the ladder of success, and confronts the current of independence and materialism...

The “weapons” that kill off marriages vary, but if we surrender to God’s wisdom and obey His Word, our marriages don’t have to die.

Have you ever questioned if God loves you? When trials mount, discouragement hits, a full schedule overwhelms, or when you simply don’t feel loved,...

Have you ever noticed that when you indulge in sin you become like Adam in the garden? You hide from God. You hide from his word, from worship,...

"King of My Heart" is a Christian song written by John and Sarah McMillan and released in 2015. This modern hymn praises God's goodness and calls...

Meeting one another’s needs doesn’t have to be a fight. In love, we count it a privilege.

As women, we have this beautiful ability to compare in a way that will allow us to encourage, support, and praise one another. So, let’s strive to...

From "Rabbi" to "Immanuel" to "blasphemer" and "King of the Jews," Jesus was not short on titles. Practically every major event in his life, from...

What biblical meaning can we discover from solar eclipses? Here are five key things to know about biblical prophecy and the solar eclipse of April...

When you find yourself in the middle of difficulty and suffering, that’s not the time to ask the question. Suffering and difficult times reveal the...

Did you know that 20 percent of divorces involve Facebook? As a former social media manager and avid Facebook user myself, I was not surprised by...

Whatever Pastor, preacher, or claimed-to-be-prophet you're listening to, I hope these criteria at least will help you discern whether they're...

When a Christian dies, he/she enters immediately into what theologians call the "intermediate state"; the time in between our earthly lives (now)...