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.”

True strength isn’t about talking a big game—it’s about staying steady, humble, and hungry for righteousness, just like Jesus calls us to in the third and fourth Beatitudes.

The world says whatever it takes means win at all costs. But God says it means chasing Him at all costs—and trusting that He will take care of the rest.

Spoiler Alert. The greatest story ever told is playing out right now, and the ending has already been revealed. Jesus wins.

Knowing Jesus is more than knowing His name. It includes a relationship that invites Him to know you too.

Replace the word LOVE in 1 Corinthians 13 with your own name to see if you are living out AGAPE the way God calls us to.

Textual criticism needs to be approached with honesty and humility lest we become like the serpent who asked whether God really said what He said.

It is a strong man who chooses to become a slave to righteousness, fully committed to Christ.

People talk about luck on St. Patrick's Day, but God's providence is far more reliable.