Education is important, and we are instructed to teach our children, knowing that a sovereign God is working in our homeschool as we honor and glorify Him.

If we are the children of God, then we ought to fellowship with the Father. We are to walk as children of light in wisdom and purity.

Jesus was at the well of Sychar to share the true and living water with the Samaritan woman, not from a well but from God Himself, the Redeemer of her soul.

Have you ever hurt so bad that you felt like your heart would burst inside? Did you feel like the pain you were experiencing was overwhelming, and there seemed no end in sight? A Christian’s life is not excluded from perplexing circumstances that are uncomfortable or even painful.

What do you do when someone comes to you and says, “I’m worried, I’m afraid, I’m hurting, or I’m depressed?” Do you have to personally experience their specific pain or suffering to listen to them or care about them?

How many times have we heard a little child or even an adult say, “That’s not fair?”

Paul gives an exhortation to the Philippian church, encouraging them to be anxious over nothing but rather be diligent in prayer.

Paul writes to the church in Thessalonica to encourage them to stand firm in their faith and look to God for strength during times of persecution.

Jesus called God His Father, making Himself equal to God. This infuriated the Jews and is why they were seeking to kill Him.

 When the angry winds assail, and the storm clouds seem victorious over us, He will keep those who trust in Him on eagles’ wings. "... but they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles" (Isaiah 40:31).