Jericho is an ancient city that the Israelites conquered, against all odds, by a miracle of God. What will you do when you’re up against a wall?

Jesus spent more than 70% of his ministry in Galilee near the shores of this big lake. Its waters were his playground for miracles and pulpit for life lessons.

Nobody knew much about Jesus’ hometown of Nazareth, except it wasn’t much. Some said if you rode through on a donkey and blinked, you’d miss it. Did Jesus really grow up in the middle of nowhere?

From his first breath of air on earth, Jesus felt out of place. Yet he made this earth his home away from home.

Jesus loves to love our enemies. We should, too.

What does godly obedience look like? Keeping rules? Doing religion? Old Testament? New Testament? In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus had to sort out some misunderstandings about obedience. When he did, he made one thing clear. It’s more than obeying rules.

The trumpet you played in high school, encased and gathering dust in the closet, may just be a treasure chest. What if you played it again? Led a marching band? Played The Star Spangled Banner at the Super Bowl? God has a plan and purpose for us all. What’s yours?

The world praises the strong and the self-sufficient. Jesus teaches that the weaker you are, the more ready you are to rely on God’s strength. The more difficult your present circumstances, the likelier you are to find blessing.

NICU teams are saving more babies than ever before. God is even better at saving babies through baptism.

From a cleansing agent to its ominous force in a hurricane, water has natural power. And with God’s Word, it has supernatural power for all who are baptized.