"See is believing" is an adage many of us have heard before. However, "believing is seeing" more aptly describes the man in our story today. It is about a blind man who has better vision than those around him with 20/20 eyesight.

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Billy Graham once said, If you were the only person who ever lived in this world, Jesus went to the cross for you, to pay for your sins. You are more loved than you dared hope. How do we know? Just look at the cross.

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In the 1830s, Alexis de Tocqueville recorded his famous "Observations of America" in which he noted a strange melancholy that haunts the inhabitants in their abundance. Americans, believe prosperity could quench their yearning need for happiness." This is still a popular belief in the 21st century, for if not abundance, then what?

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People involved in scandals are in the headlines almost every day from all walks of life. Famous people, politicians, athletes, movie stars, TV stars, Wall Street tycoons even religious leaders. But what if God was involved in a scandal? The Bible teaches that a crucified God is a foolish scandal. Let's learn more about this paradox.

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"The kingdom of God is for kids only." This seems like an odd statement to make. But Jesus told His disciples, "Whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it." Let's learn more about what that means.

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When Jesus healed the ten lepers, they were sent to the priest to be declared "clean." But only one of them returned to give praise and thanksgiving. What is the significance of the act of turning back and thanking Jesus, and what does it mean for us in the 21st century? Let's learn more about it.

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It is a question as old as time itself: Am I my brother's keeper? When we become Christian, we are thrust into a family, not of our choosing, but the family of God. This can be challenging because we tend to irritate each other. Jesus tells us that we are in this together and gives us some advice on how to do life together.

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Have you ever wondered what God is like? He is invisible to our eye, so how can we know Him? Let's turn to the Old Testament Prophet Micah who paints a beautiful picture of God and teaches us how we can learn more about Him.

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Christians have been referred to as "Children of Promise" in the New Testament. We have many promises from God on which we can depend. Join us as we learn how a couple laughed at the promise they received from God, which seemed so unlikely to happen until finally, God had the last laugh.

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When was the last time you grabbed an opportunity to stand up and speak up for Jesus? If you can’t think of a time, it’s not too late. Let’s get started on some homework. God can use you in a great way.

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