God seeks true worshipers who worship in spirit and in truth.

The one thing God seeks from you, that you have the option of either withholding or giving to Him freely, is your worship. To whom will your worship go? (Adapted from Craig Groeschell).

God gets people's attention in different ways, but He calls us to the same response. As we flip through the pages of Acts, we find everyone who became Christians believed and were baptized into Christ. How will you respond to God's invitation? (Adapted from Dave Stone).

"What are you waiting for?" is a question asked in Scripture in connection with being baptized. Many of us procrastinate between conviction and action, but the challenge of the Bible is to follow through and obey. (Adapted from Kyle Idleman).

More than just a word we use, Grace is something God wants us to experience as we relate to Him. We discover God's grace when we approach him through Jesus rather than good works.

A word can be used so much it becomes bland, and that is sometimes the case with the Gospel. The Bible explains sharing the Good News was Jesus' passion, and He intends it to be our passion.

Being courageous doesn't mean facing problems in one's own strength. Courageous Christians team up with God.

The choice to fight or flee is usually dependent on many factors in the animal kingdom. But Christians can have courage when they realize the fight belongs to God.

Part of the reason for the epidemic of fatherlessness in America is that dads have forgotten how to be men. Based on the life of the warrior, general, and faithful Joshua in the Old Testament, we learn that being a Real Man is about being God's Man.

Fatherlessness is one of the leading problems in our society, and godly fathers are disappearing. Long ago, God's plan to redeem a fallen world began with one man of courage named Abraham. Today, reversing the trend and redeeming families means standing up for Christ, standing against popular culture, and standing strong for your family.