As the time for the cross was drawing near, Jesus told His disciples He was leaving, but to not lose heart because the Helper was coming, a Helper who is still with us today. Jesus left us – not to abandon us, but to empower us through the Spirit. The Holy Spirit is called to our side, always present, always active.

About this series: The final twenty-four hours of Jesus’ life were filled with profound moments – acts of humility, deep sorrow, and ultimate betrayal. John, an eyewitness and one of Jesus’ closest companions, gives us a front-row seat to this pivotal day. It’s no surprise that nearly a third of his Gospel focuses on these hours. As we step into this story, we’ll see how it can transform the way we live and follow Him.

We live in a world that tells us to hustle. So what do we do with a Savior who tells us to abide? Abiding sounds peaceful until you realize it means pruning, pressure, and staying when it’s hard. Abiding isn’t about trying; it’s about trusting.

About this series: The final twenty-four hours of Jesus’ life were filled with profound moments – acts of humility, deep sorrow, and ultimate betrayal. John, an eyewitness and one of Jesus’ closest companions, gives us a front-row seat to this pivotal day. It’s no surprise that nearly a third of his Gospel focuses on these hours. As we step into this story, we’ll see how it can transform the way we live and follow Him.

"Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever believes in me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do ..." -John 14:12

This week, we celebrate our 25-year partnership in Guatemala as we take a closer look at how God wants to transform our lives, so we can embody Jesus for the world.

Life is hard. That's an understatement some days! But with Jesus, you can experience incredibly difficult circumstances and not be troubled in your heart. In the book of John, we see that trust in the Father brings comfort from Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

About this series: The final twenty-four hours of Jesus’ life were filled with profound moments – acts of humility, deep sorrow, and ultimate betrayal. John, an eyewitness and one of Jesus’ closest companions, gives us a front-row seat to this pivotal day. It’s no surprise that nearly a third of his Gospel focuses on these hours. As we step into this story, we’ll see how it can transform the way we live and follow Him.

The night before His death, two of His closest friends – Judas and Peter – betrayed Him, but in very different ways, and with very different outcomes. With Jesus, grace is always on the table.

About this series: The final twenty-four hours of Jesus’ life were filled with profound moments – acts of humility, deep sorrow, and ultimate betrayal. John, an eyewitness and one of Jesus’ closest companions, gives us a front-row seat to this pivotal day. It’s no surprise that nearly a third of his Gospel focuses on these hours. As we step into this story, we’ll see how it can transform the way we live and follow Him.

In John 13, Jesus washes His disciples' feet, a job typically reserved for the lowest of the servants. Yet, in this simple act, He shows us that sometimes love is an emotion, but it is always an action.

About this series: The final twenty-four hours of Jesus’ life were filled with profound moments – acts of humility, deep sorrow, and ultimate betrayal. John, an eyewitness and one of Jesus’ closest companions, gives us a front-row seat to this pivotal day. It’s no surprise that nearly a third of his Gospel focuses on these hours. As we step into this story, we’ll see how it can transform the way we live and follow Him.

Words hold amazing power and meaning –“The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit” – Proverbs 18:21 . So, let's take a look at how use our words well.

About this series: "Do as I say, not as I do." That might be what Solomon himself would say about the ancient wisdom found in Proverbs. Though he wrote many of these powerful truths to guide us in living well, he didn’t always take his own advice. Let’s dive into his words and avoid the trap of "unlearned wisdom" in our own lives.

Looking for a little money advice? Proverbs has plenty! Check out this list of 10 practical, biblical ways to think about money.

About this series: "Do as I say, not as I do." That might be what Solomon himself would say about the ancient wisdom found in Proverbs. Though he wrote many of these powerful truths to guide us in living well, he didn’t always take his own advice. Let’s dive into his words and avoid the trap of "unlearned wisdom" in our own lives.

While Solomon teaches us how to be a good worker, Jesus teaches us how to be a godly witness. And they both remind us that whatever we do, we do it all for the glory of God. Would the people you work with be surprised to know that you're a Christ-follower?

About this series: "Do as I say, not as I do." That might be what Solomon himself would say about the ancient wisdom found in Proverbs. Though he wrote many of these powerful truths to guide us in living well, he didn’t always take his own advice. Let’s dive into his words and avoid the trap of "unlearned wisdom" in our own lives.

In Proverbs 4, Solomon reminds us to “Guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” Your heart shapes your thoughts, desires, and actions. Let's look at specific steps you can take to guard it.

About this series: "Do as I say, not as I do." That might be what Solomon himself would say about the ancient wisdom found in Proverbs. Though he wrote many of these powerful truths to guide us in living well, he didn’t always take his own advice. Let’s dive into his words and avoid the trap of "unlearned wisdom" in our own lives.