No matter how old or weak you may become, your faith can always mature and grow stronger!

The Gospel of John may be one of the most powerful books ever written. Scholarly and archeological discoveries in recent decades give us new insight on details found within, and we now see many things that we missed before!

In this story, Jesus portrays two ways of living - and two destinies after death. What will your destiny be?

According to the Hebrew idiom, a "good" eye washealthy,generous, and focused on both the light of God and thewell-beingof others. The "bad" eye, on the other hand, was selfish,stingy,and turned inward towards the darkness in one's soul. Do youhave a "good" eye?

People have called this parable "The Prodigal Son," but a better title might be "Prodigal Son, Prodigal Father" - wasteful selfishness forgiven by extravagant love.

How do you respond when troubles seem to gain the upper hand? "The Lord is my light and my salvation. Whom shall I fear?" is not mere whistling in the dark. It is standing before the darkness and declaring, "You will not win, because Jesus already has!"

The Gospel of John may be one of the most powerful books ever written. Scholarly and archeological discoveries in recent decades give us new insight on details found within, and we now see many things that we missed before!

Jesus told of a man who thought he had everything - but was about to lose it all. It's not what you possess that matters, but what possesses you.

Do you feel burdened, shackled, oppressed, and a slave to the things that dominate you? Freedom is not found in a holiday, nor in a nation, but in a person -- Jesus Christ.

Some consider talk of spiritual warfare politically incorrect and out of step with the times. In reality, the times are out of step with God, who calls us into battle and on to victory -- His victory!