Naaman had a great problem, and only one source of help. His pride nearly kept him from victory.

God doesn't ask us to do the impossible, but he often asks us to humble ourselves and obey.

What was Christ's desire for His Church? He prayed for his disciples to be kept, to be holy, to be sanctified, to be united, and to be a testimony to the world. Christ's prayer gives us a pattern in praying for ourselves and others.

Jesus challenged those who believed in Him to "continue" in the faith; otherwise they would substitute the appearance of faith for reality. Here are five important questions to ask ourselves about our spiritual growth.

"Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief." This simple verse sums up the gospel, shares the wonder of regeneration, and shows us that no living person is beyond hope of redemption.

Whether you think you are too bad to ever get saved, or too good to need saved, salvation through Jesus Christ is your only hope!

What happens ... when God doesn't come through for you when you think He should? God calls us to a faith that stands by the power of God alone.

Who can put Humpty Dumpty together again?

We are used to a "rags to riches" narrative. But Christ came from the splendor of Heaven to a broken world. Why?

Christ came to redeem us from Satan, restore us to righteousness, and reconcile us to God.

Zacharias shared the joy of Christmas. The shepherds shared the truth of Christmas. Anna shared the hope of Christmas. This is a wonderful time of the year to share the gospel with others.