We sing the powerful songs of Christmas and declare that the baby born in a manger has come to be the King of Kings. 

The splendor of God came before these lowly shepherds, the most unpretentious among men.

May we never forget our most precious things: God, our foundation, strength, and hope in this life and the life to come.

To make your home strong, you need to release others through a heart of forgiveness as Christ has forgiven you.

 We were bought with a tremendous price for our sins, and only Jesus can pay that sin debt we owe (1 Corinthians 6:20).

 A person's name is significant because it can bear that person's character. Therefore, the name of Jesus is and will always be above every name. 

God is in control of all things, and as the story of Esther unfolds, we see His mighty hand working even though we do not understand why the writers never mention His name. 

 Is there a purpose in God taking you through painful or difficult circumstances? Yes! God uses difficult circumstances to lovingly test and refine you.

His faithfulness will be a protective shield. "Under his wings you will find refuge" (Psalm 91:4).

 Have you ever felt you failed to produce fruit in your Christian life? Maybe you’ve become a fruit inspector for God and look at others’ fruit, comparing it to your effectiveness.