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The early Christian church was founded on the principle of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. Through the leadership and witness of its members, including Peter, Paul, and other...

When your spouse prefers to pray alone, it can be due to feelings of insecurity or intimidation, but with empathy and understanding, you can encourage them to join in. By creating a welcoming atmosphere, asking them to join silently, emphasizing...

The Christian life is a battle of wills between our own desires and God's will, as exemplified by Jesus' willingness to sacrifice His own desires for the Father's in the Garden of Gethsemane. By submitting to God's will, we can experience His...

A humble factory worker forms a profound friendship with a minister, sharing moments of prayer and joy at noon each day, revealing the transformative power of their relationship. Through this heartwarming story, readers can gain insight into the...

The weeks surrounding Christmas ought to be a special time of family togetherness, reflecting on the true meanings of these wonderful holidays, and teaching our children important lessons in thankfulness and God's love. Unfortunately, however,...

I encourage you, as you watch the headlines and go through this year, that you would trust that God is just, He established equity, and He is worthy of our worship.

I've found that when we're feeling that rising tension, stopping and asking God to show us his mercies, give us that strength, be our portion, then we can find hope for our days.

Lord, I pray that You would help us build up our trust in You, that You know what You are building in our lives. Help us to rejoice in whatever season we are in, whether the building is still going on or finished.

When we stop rushing, we start hearing. When we stop pushing, we start noticing. When we stay behind Jesus, we start noticing that his pace is perfect - not just for the destination, but for the transformation.

Jesus, thank You so much for revealing to Simon Peter these wonderful truths that we can experience in our own lives as You call us to Yourself. Thank You for the way You use flawed people to further Your kingdom.

Dear Jesus, thank you so much for how, by faith, we can understand these truths that are in your Word. Help us, Lord, to seek your truth and a better understanding, and also to rest in you when we don't understand.

Dear Jesus, thank you so much for writing eternity on our hearts. Thank you for calling us to you so that we may spend eternity with you. In Jesus' name, Amen.