Everyone has a perspective on death, but no one can control it. Good thing God has complete authority over death.

Two things about miracles are consistent for all: they accomplish the plan of God and they’re for God’s glory.

When breakthroughs don’t seem enough or have not worked out as expected, don’t be intimidated to ask God for another one. He doesn’t run out and He’s committed to seeing His plan through.

In a time of great uncertainty, restlessness, and hopelessness, God’s word comes through. Sometimes, it’s accompanied by miracles that remind us of just how omnipotent He is.

We’ve heard it many times before, “Every day is Christmas.” But the reality is, “We need Christmas every day.” We need a constant reminder that hope lives on, and that hope is made possible only by Jesus.

Our busyness and the growing demands of our lives makes it more and more possible to miss the message of the season. Here’s a timely wake-up call before we miss it altogether.

From the moment of Jesus’ birth it was clear that He was not just shining light on the world, but that His light would remain because He is the light.

Christmas may be the last thing on everyone’s minds as 2022 comes to a close. But just like Jesus’ coming to earth, it may exactly be the need of the hour.

The famine experienced by the early church proved that famines are not bound in a certain time, God has a way of providing, and that God’s people have the ability to respond in generosity.

No earthly catastrophe has the power to thwart or even delay God’s plan. His purpose will prevail at His appointed time, even in the midst of a famine or a global recession.