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Jesus knows what it is like to be betrayed. One of his closest friends, Judas, decided that money was worth more than the Messiah. Sin asks us to make that same trade today.

God provides us with opportunities to lend a hand to those who have needs. Jesus’ love for us opens our eyes to ways we can serve others.

God loves even his enemies. Jesus proved this to be true when he, God in human flesh, wept over the city that was about to reject him and cry for his crucifixion.

God’s forgiveness for us is limitless. When we reflect on our forgiveness in Christ, we build bridges with a willingness to forgive others.

Jesus refused to let anything or anyone stop him from marching to his death so that those who trust in him could find life with God.

Peter, James and John witnessed the glory of Jesus as he was transfigured before them. They testified about his majesty.

The message of Christianity may become more and more unpopular. It happened to Jesus, too. Yet, to whom shall we go? Peter gives the answer: Nowhere else because Jesus is life.

Jesus' heart for people is evident in the way he spoke and the miracles he performed. He raised the widow's son because his heart went out to her.

Say the wrong thing and you can be erased. Post about something others disagree with and you can be banned. Thankfully, God doesn’t cancel us, but our sins.

5,000! Five loaves and two fish! There is nothing God cannot do, and his power is at work in our lives.