Our faith not only draws us closer to God it allows us to persevere even when we are at our lowest and don't see God at work in our lives.

There is so much we could accomplish as Christ followers if we have the faith to achieve what God has equipped us to do.

Jude, the servant and brother of Jesus Christ, wants us to know the truth, receive it, worship the one who reveals it through His Word, and share that truth with others.

Jude had a reason for his passion for the truth of God's Word...and we should too.

More important than encouraging one another in our Chritian walk is the issue of contending for the faith entrutsed to us by God.

The author of 1 and 2 Kings documented the mistakes Israel made in detail in hopes that other God honoring nations wouldn't repeat them.

God doesn't give up on us even we reject and disobey Him. He will continue to raise up leaders from among us to see His will done.

Every Christ follower, Christian leader, and every congregation has to ask themselves the question that God asked of the leaders of Israel and will one day ask of us: Are we doing what is right in the eyes of God?

The United States is better together than we are separated by racism, classism, and denominational and political guidelines.

Like any good parent God's desire is that we would spend time with Him, in God's case that means eternity.