For those in Christ, the fear of separation from God is impossible. If we are truly born again by the Spirit of God, we can know and experience Christ's boundless, unwavering love.

Adoption can be a loving alternative for parents who may, for various reasons, be unable to care for their children.  It is also a gracious gift to be adopted into God’s wondrous family for all eternity.

Spiritual warfare, as described by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians, is the ongoing battle against the forces of evil that undermine our faith and relationship with God.

Have you ever considered your suffering a gift from God?  “For it has been granted to you that for the sake of Christ you should not only believe in him but also suffer for his sake” (Philippians 1:29).

Do you find yourself breaking down or falling apart when faced with trouble? When a burden weighs heavy on your soul, turn to prayer. He will keep you in perfect peace (Isaiah 26:3).

The Bible is filled with sayings from our Savior during His short life here on earth. The words of Christ changed my life; my sins are forgiven.

Being able to mention the name of Christ, speak of His great love, and share what He has done for you on the cross is a great privilege. But others in the world suffer persecution and are beaten and tortured for their faith.

What is the mark of a true disciple of Christ? To love one another as Christ has loved you. There are two visible ways to prove your love to one another: to say, "I'm sorry" and "I forgive you."

The 4th of July, a day steeped in historical significance, marks the birth of American independence. As Christians, we are free from the bondage of sin according to Galatians 5:1 and privileged to live in the land of the free. 

Biblical thankfulness is when you realize Christ took all of your shame, all your sin, and suffered on the cross for you, while you were a sinner. We are not thankful for loss or death, but for the eternal life given to us