Nobody likes to be told what to do. Part of our fallen nature is the desire to control as much of our own lives as possible. What does this mean for us as Christians?

There are two women in 2 Samuel 17 who are often overlooked. Yet, they played an important role in the execution of God’s plan for history. Open your Bibles and listen in, ladies!

Did you know that sunflowers actually follow the path of the sun throughout the day? What can we learn from this bright, happy blooms?

How much do you know about Abigail, ladies? If you’re not familiar with her, open your Bibles to 1 Samuel 25 as we see how God used this oft-forgotten lady of Scripture.

We know that one day, at the name of Jesus, “every knee will bow and every tongue will confess” that Jesus is Lord. But for an incalculable number of people throughout time, this cry of “Jesus is Lord!” will be one of anguish. What does that mean for those of us who proclaim it as a shout of joy?

After Jesus’ crucifixion, the disciples are nowhere to be found. But the women who followed Him never left Him. They watched where and how He was laid in the tomb. They returned the day after the Sabbath, to finish preparing His body for burial. They sought to serve and worship their Lord, and what a reward they received for their faithfulness!

2020 has certainly been a year for the books, hasn’t it? Take a few minutes as Erin ponders the church’s response to the hardships of this year and reflects on the reality upon which we should be focused. Namely, that God is sovereign over all and is not hindered by the craziness of this world.

Well, ladies, we finally reached the end of John’s gospel! Thanks for joining Erin on this journey. Listen in as we remind ourselves of John’s purpose for writing, and ponder the encouragement that we can take away from this wonderful account of our Savior’s life.

Jesus' kingdom is not of this world. This should strengthen and encourage us in these days of uncertainty and chaos.

The events of John’s gospel seem to be speeding up, but Jesus still has time to pray for His own. Today we’re in chapters 17 and 18, ladies, seeing Jesus’ love, care, and willingness to die for those He came to save.