In failure we discover where we’re vulnerable and in great need of God’s grace.

The Psalmist reminds us that the blessed life is largely about choosing wisely who you surround yourself with and how much weight you give their voice in your life.

Even though we make plans, often God has another plan and that’s where we learn trust and rest.

We were designed for worship and we are most complete when we are filled with praise and thanksgiving.

As the ark of God is returned to Israel, we discover the importance of honoring God fully.

God brings us through our battles to bless us and give us the chance to bless others.

The church in Laodicea was known for being wealthy, entrepreneurial, and self-sufficient. These descriptions seem healthy, however, depending on these things rather than Jesus create big problems.

Open and closed doors are often used as metaphors for moving forward or retreating from an intended movement. Jesus uses the picture of an open door to a church in Philadelphia that was struggling to stay alive.

Have you lost your first love? For those that are followers of Jesus, do you remember what it was like when you first were introduced to Him? Is your love for Jesus different today than it was in the past? How do you know if you are living with the...

What role does the family and the church body play in the faith development of the next generation?