Plans are good, but we ought always to make them "GIC" - God In Charge - because we do not know what tomorrow holds.

We are constantly tempted to want the easy life, driven by jealousy and selfishness; thankfully we are given the key to escape - humbling ourselves to receive more grace.

A life lived for the Lord has to begin in the wisdom of the Lord, otherwise we'll find ourselves in chaos.

The tongue is small but it has a lot of power, the power of life and death. Is Jesus in charge of what you say?

What really saves us - faith, works or a combination? It all depends on what kind of faith you claim to have!

James has a timely warning as he speaks to readers against showing preferential treatment in the church.

If we're going to live to know Jesus and make him known, James gives us some direction on how to do that as we Listen First, Clean House, and Act Righteously.

We can choose to face our troubles with joy, which leads to endurance and character, seeking wisdom from God in the midst of hardship.

Recognizing Day of the Christian Martyr, 2020, we are reminded that we have the victory over the Devil, the Accuser, by confidence in Christ, by the spoken word, and by fearlessness in death.

The Holy Spirit equips every believer with a gift or gifts for the benefit of the church and the glory of God.