Your trial might be an opportunity.

The same God who created our longing for love also invites us into a deeper oneness with Himself — a love story written long before ours began.

Just as the bride desired the king’s embrace, so we are called to draw near to Jesus, the lover of our souls, whose grace restores every broken heart.

God wasn't done with Paul, and He isn't done with you.

When we look into God’s Word, it reflects not only who we are but who we’re called to become. Like a skilled physician, the Lord uses His Word to heal our hearts—calling us to not merely hear, but to live transformed lives through obedience and love.

What is the significance of living water?

The restoration of Israel reminds us that every promise of God still stands — what He declared thousands of years ago, He continues to fulfill before our very eyes. Let that truth anchor your faith today: if His Word is faithful to a nation, it is faithful to you.

God knows all. Beginning to end, He knows his creation personally. God's love for us transcends all time and space, and He sent his only Son to redeem us from sin and death. We can find comfort in knowing that He's with us always.

In the book of 1 Samuel, we find Israel at a dark moment in history. The people were doing what was right in their own eyes. The priesthood was corrupt. The ark of God would soon be captured. It looked like everything was falling apart.

God knows what you need to hear and when you need to hear it.

"And now, little children, abide in Him, that when He appears, we may have confidence and not be ashamed before Him at His coming." 1 John 2:28