Each time we memorize, pray, sing, review, or study the gospel, we must ask the Holy Spirit to open our eyes and bring the gospel alive to us again. He’s quick to hear and faithful to answer. But His help must be actively sought.

We are called to love as Christ loved, serve as Christ served and to have compassion as Christ had compassion. Do this and the world around us will begin to change for God’s glory.

The cross of Christ is not only the basis of our peace and hope—but it is the means of our eternal salvation. The goal of the cross is not only a full and free pardon, but a changed life lived in fellowship with God.

Following Easter we don't want to take our eyes off the cross. In some of the Apostle Paul's last recorded words we find him reaffirming this priority in our faith.

Easter sermon digging into the depth of God's love for us. All of us.

Many people start humbly, find success, but flame out in the end. Was that the story of Jesus' life?

Learning from the interaction Jesus has with a man named Zaccheus on His way through Jericho heading towards Jerusalem.

What if you woke up today with only what you thanked God for yesterday? As Christ followers we are called to a life lived in gratitude to God our Father, the Giver of all good gifts!

Life is filled with peaks and valleys. While Jesus never promises to take our pain away, He does promise to be there with us. We see that today as he leads His core disciples to a mountain top experience before they see their darkest days as His followers.

Amy Swanson shares with us her passion and experiences in missions and challenges us to go ourselves.