God has never made a promise that He hasn't kept. Even when things seem impossible, we can be sure that He will fulfill the promise of living right here with us.

Winning isn't everything, sometimes the biggest gain comes from losing....or being willing to help others even at personal cost to ourselves.

Our job is not to try and figure out exactly when Jesus is coming back, our job is to understand what He's called us to do and do it faithfully until He gets back. That's how the Gospel of the Kingdom spreads to the whole world.

When God makes us a promise, sometimes it seems like maybe it's not coming. But rather than try and "help" God with what He's promised, we need to have faith that He will do as He said at the time that is best of us.

Taking Communion isn't just about the forgiveness of our sins, it's also about accepting the commission of Jesus to let Him lead our lives and have an impact on those around us.

Jesus died so that we can all be saved, and because He rose again all of humanity has a living hope!

Don't let the things in this life turn your faith in Jesus into a hobby. When you make Him the center of your life, His fruit can't help but spill out impact those around you.

When the church can't seem to force people to do things it's easy, it will join with secular authority to accomplish what it can't force on its own, and that is when persecution starts. But as Christians, we should let Jesus test all the rules and traditions in our lives to see which are right.

Jesus has authority over illness, infirmity, and disease. And because Jesus gave His life for us, He also has the authority to forgive our sins.

We often call Jesus "Lord" but are we actually willing to let Him have complete authority over our lives? Are we willing to do what He has asked us to do?