Just like the Syrophoencian woman (Mark 7:24-3), when we pray, we should come expectant, come humble, and come with boldness because of Jesus.

Throughout the gospels, Jesus taught using sermons and parables, but He also talked to people one-on-one to help them understand who God is. What would it be like to sit down and talk with Jesus? Let's listen in as Jesus talks with the woman at the well.

Happy Father's Day! Let's take a closer look at Psalm 127 and see how "the archer and the arrows" is a great metaphor for fatherhood as we finish our series on our Heavenly Father.

A person's image of God the Father is often affected by their experience with their earthly father. And while your earthly father may have left you "wounded," our heavenly Father is gracious, compassionate, and forgiving to all His children.

Among the many names of God, few hold as much meaning as “Father.” Let's take a closer look at the description of our Heavenly Father in Zephaniah 3:14-17.

The incredible life of John The Baptist may be beyond our reach, but lessons from his life are not beyond us. They can help us to be a difference maker.

Moses’ life shows us that God uses every part of our lives, good and bad, in shaping us to make a difference. 

Behind the amazing leader Moses, was a mom who, by faith, risked her life to save her son, and her actions ultimately led to the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. Jochebed knew that no matter what we encounter, we trust God’s plan with courage and action.

What would you do if you were told to build an ark because a flood was coming (even if it's never rained)? Noah shows us how to obey God, even when we don't understand.

God is always ready to do something dramatic, if we have the right heart. God chose Nehemiah because of his tender, virtuous, tenacious heart. Let's find out how we can be like Nehemiah?