Jesus' disciples are to be His witnesses "in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” How does that apply today?

Jesus taught us to pray, "Hallowed be Thy name." What does it mean to "hallow" God's name? How do we do that?

One source of anxiety in our lives is relying on our own wisdom to solve all our problems. We must lean on His ways, His wisdom and strength.

When our lives are centered on the God of peace, we experience the peace of God. Six principles will help us stand firm in the God of peace.

When we are troubled and anxious, Jesus promises us His peace. We explore how the peace Jesus offers is unlike what the world gives.

Being busy, anxious, and troubled with our responsibilities can easily distract us from our relationship with Christ

This week we consider anxiety, its fallacies and futility, and how we can refocus it in faithful trust in God's sovereignty and provision.

Jeremiah uses the metaphors of "a shrub in the desert" and "a tree planted by water" to describe two ways a person might respond to trials and hardship.

What makes it hard to live in harmony with others, as Scripture commands? How do we live in peace with those who are different from us?

Singing is not optional for followers of Christ -- Scripture commands it! Explore the Biblical principles and reasons for singing to and with one another.