Jesus became one of us, and dwelt among us, that He might die for us.

We can be thankful that one day He will fix all that is broken, and He will answer every question.

We ought to be thankful for the many things God is doing in the present.

Thank you God that you have delivered me, and that even when I have drifted away in my pride and forgotten your deliverance, you have delivered me again and again and again and again.

We not only have reason for thankfulness because of what God has done, but even more so because of who He is.

Jesus is touched by our suffering, and enraged by sin's grip in our lives.

Those who heard the gospel and did not respond before the rapture, will not be saved after the rapture.

Discouragement will make us stumble unless we keep our eyes on Christ - what He has done, and what He has said.

A life built on Christ has an unshakable foundation.

Jesus has the authority and the power to call you out of this world, and He will do just that.