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?

From a nobody to a queen, Esther was no "Average Joe" when God used her "for a time such as this" to save the Jewish people.

As we live our seemingly average lives, it's easy to forget that there's a God who created you, loves you deeply, and wants you to be a difference-maker. You’re not just an Average Joe! Let’s look at some stories from the Bible about seemingly ordinary people who God used to do extraordinary things.

Gideon may have thought he was the least of the least, but God had big plans to use him as a "mighty man of valor."

God is in relentless pursuit of you. Whether you're hurting like Mary, doubting like Thomas, or feeling like a failure like Peter, nothing will stop God from pursuing you!

Daniel knew that godly wisdom provides perspective, giving us the power to reframe our lives.

He understood that perspective knows the difference between what we don’t like and what God forbids; it never judges God’s goodness by our present circumstances; it delivers confidence that truth has nothing to fear; and perspective understands the biggest issue is knowing Jesus.