Our identity is not based on who we are, but whose we are. Let's not fall victim to spiritual identity theft - someone telling us we're not a child of God or trying to make us get our acceptance from something or someone else.

Jesus said: "Offenses must come." So how do we neutralize the toxic power of criticiscm and live life not on the defense but boldly and graciously on the front foot of love?

Our relationship with God is more than a crisis relationship. The power of the kingdom should control our lives - not banks, people and circumstances.

A challenging message on why we don't pray and what happens when prayer stops. But when we pray, things will change - and here's how we can pray.

If living in bondage hurts and isolates us, why don't we allow Jesus to fix the broken things in our life? He is ready to heal - are we ready to be made whole again?

If we can understand the relation between sheep and a good shepherd, we can begin to understand what it looks like to have a relationship with God: he is our leader, not our life coach.

Jesus' call to follow him is always at his initiative, surprisingly simple and amazingly life changing. Just as powerful and significant is his command to abide in him - not to live for him, but to live in him.

Struggle and pain are often signals from God that something new is about to happen or needs to happen - don't think God has deserted you if you or your faith are going through some pain.

We are oversaturated with words that are big on information but small on revelation or impartation. But power for living our natural lives and victory over the enemy in our spiritual lives is all accessed from the word of God.

Sometimes we are worried about the outcome of our life. Here are four points that can help us in being obdient to God's word and to trust him.