God calls us to be bold in our lives. He also calls us to be bold in our obedience to Him. We have to trust that He will be with us in whatever it is that He leads us to do.

In our faith we must learn to pray boldly and with conviction; not that we treat God as some magical genie, but as our Father. Boldly pray and have faith, taking to heart the promises that He has given us.

In our minds we want to be bold, but a lot of times it is just so much easier to just not do or not speak when God is calling us to move. But it is important for us to remember that through the mercy and forgiveness of God we can find our boldness.

God calls us to remember where we came from and to remember where He has brought us from. He calls to do so, so that we may have hope about where He is leading us.

God welcomes us into the community of faith, and it is important to remember that this community isn't complete... without you.

On this Mother's Day, we talk a look at the special love that God has for us ALL and how we can live that out in our own lives.

It is mentioned numerous times throughout the Bible; but what does Jesus truly mean when He says that He is the good shepherd.

Join us as we take a look at the two who did not know at first they were walking with Jesus on the road to Emmaus. The one, who to them had just died, but He was risen and right there next to them.

God's love is nothing that we earn, and there is no limit to the love that He gives; He has saved us a plate at His table. All we have to do is come to Him and the great thing about His table, is that there is no prerequisites or dress code. His grace accepts us where we are.

God has overcome. That is what Easter represents, and it is at this time where we can reflect on how God can and will overcome the things in our own lives that seem so dire and overwhelming.