Jesus continues His teaching on the components of prayer to help guide us in our own prayers to our Heavenly Father.

Praying is one of the most transformative practices in the life of a Christian, but all too often it feels intimidating for many reasons. But Jesus in Matthew 6, gives us some gaurdrails to help us when we pray!

Anything that God creates, the enemy corrupts. God created work and rest, but the enemy would love to corrupt them. We need to have the right perspective when it comes to our work and our rest.

Praise isn’t just a side note in the life of a believer; it is central to the life of a believer. The Bible talks a lot about prasie making it clear that responding to God with worship is NOT optional but foundational. Praise is the most natural and necessary response to a God who is still speaking.

Paul tells the church in Corinth that generosity comes from grace. And he uses the churches in Macedonia as an example. Our generosity should never be based on circumstances but always on God's grace!

The Bible is not just informative; it is transformative. We know that the Bible isn't just a book full of history or stories; the Bible changes lives! But for the Word to change us, we need to be slow to speak, quick to listen, slow to anger, and be humble to receive it!

Things can change over time. Technology, our bodies, and even language. But one thing that hasn't changed is what following Jesus looks like.

The gift of Myrrh points us to Christ’s suffering and victory and calls us to trust Him when we feel crushed.

The second gift brought by the wise men was Frankincense. Why? For what purpose? And how can I apply this in my life today?