You were created to give—and when more is asked of you, God meets you with grace, strength, and exactly what you need to keep going.

You were created to give—and when more is asked of you, God meets you with grace, strength, and exactly what you need to keep going.

Sometimes we pray the right prayer, but the answer is delayed—not because it’s wrong, but because God has a due season for everything in our lives.

At just the right time, when everything was aligned according to His will, God intervened and miraculously delivered the people from slavery.

Jesus declared, “I am the resurrection and the life”—because death doesn’t intimidate Him. He is the life-giver, and He wants you to hold tightly to His promises, no matter what challenges you're facing.

Jesus, the Good Shepherd, died for our sins and rose again. Death couldn’t hold Him—He’s alive, and still our Shepherd today.

Generous givers believe that God cares for them better than they ever could for themselves, seeing their lives not as reservoirs to store up blessings, but as streams through which those blessings can flow to others.

Because contentment is learned over time and is the result of effort and investment, it is something that is expected to be a part of our spiritual development and maturity.

Once we intercept a thought that displeases God or harms us or others, we must imprison it—placing it in a mental "jail cell" for judgment and execution.

Prayer connects us to God’s grace, which is enough for every need. It sustains our joy, keeps our faith alive, and brings real change. To have joy, we must practice prayer.