Some of the best Bible stories were the result of people refusing to give up before completing just one more act of obedience.

Fear of rejection often keeps us from saying "Hi" or putting ourselves out there. Jesus knew rejection too, but it didn't stop Him from interacting with others and pursuing relationships.

April Fools' Day involves welcomes joking and harmless pranks, but the biggest fools are those who rejects God - and that's nothing to laugh about.

We can tell people we've changed, but time and consistency will show that this change is real.

Just like we’ve become too dependent on technology for directions and information, we risk relying too much on our phones for Scripture—but when life gets tough, it’s God’s Word hidden in our hearts, not just on a screen, that will truly guide us.

Just like a harmonica naturally produces harmony when played in the right key, our differences can complement each other when we align with Christ, creating unity in our families, churches, and communities.

True peace involves not only reconciliation and humility but also standing firm in faith, even when facing persecution, knowing that God blesses those who are persecuted for His sake.

God calls us to reflect His mercy by forgiving others as we’ve been forgiven and to pursue a pure heart so we can see Him more clearly in our lives.

God doesn’t leave us in our grief. He comforts, restores, and redeems.

Lesson 1 of the Beatitudes (Matt 5):

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”