In the opening of our Christmas Series, we look at Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist. John would be the voice preparing the way of the Lord. The surprising thing is that Zechariah would be silenced because of his unbelief. But just because things are silent doesn't mean God isn't working. 

The parts of ourselves that we like the least are often the result of unresolved and unhealed wounds. God wants to heal your heart and bind your wounds.

To delight in something or someone is to find joy. God doesn't just want us to fear, trust, and obey Him. He wants us to delight in Him, and then He promises to give us the desires of our hearts. The incredible thing is that as we delight in Him, He changes our desires to match His.

Don't waste your wait! Waiting is never fun, especially in a waiting room. In scripture, God's waiting room is often the wilderness. It can feel like a waste of time, but God uses it to purify us, prepare us, and grow our dependence on Him.

Trusting ain't easy. Trusting in the Lord is easier said than done,  especially when our circumstances contradict our desires. Learning to trust God is the foundation of peace in our life. It allows us to rest in Him as we trust in Him in the chaos of situations.

We can know God's nature. But some postures and attitudes help us anchor our lives in those truths and experience Him fully. In Part 1, we learn how to properly walk in fear of the Lord and enjoy its benefits. 

Part 3 of a 3-part series that helps us navigate the duality of faith and politics. The early church probably never considered being able to vote for who would be their governing authority. As Christians, we should see our vote as a gift from God to steward. But we must also remember that God places all governing authorities in power and removes them from power. 

Part 2 of a 3-part series that helps us navigate the duality of faith and politics. An idol can be anything that we think can give us more than what Christ can give us. During election seasons, it can be easy for patriotism and politics to get the attention that only Christ should get. 

This is part 1 of a three-part series that helps us navigate the duality of faith and politics. Christians are called to live as foreigners and exiles during their time on earth while also doing the work of an ambassador of Christ. How can we do both?

There is something special about God's Anointing. No one recognized that more than King David. What is God's anointing, and how can we walk in it?