There are many reasons we give ourselves not to go to God in prayer, but in this passage Jesus teaches us that God is a good Father who wants his children to come to him expectantly.

In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus teaches that you will give an account to him for the knowledge he has entrusted to you. The truth of this parable is light to guide disciples in faithfulness as they prepare for that Day.

In these two lectures, Dr. Michael Haykin explores the perennially important and fascinating issues of love and friendship through the medium of a circle of English Christians in the late eighteenth century: Andrew Fuller and John Ryland, Samuel and Sarah Pearce, all of whom are probably best known for their friendship with William Carey.

We live in a broken world filled with sin. In this passage we will learn what it looks like to treasure the gospel when we are confronted by sin.

Anxious? Worried? In this unprecedented season of our lives we're reminded of the timeless relevance of the word of God. For this season - and every season - Jesus says, 'Do not be anxious.'

Jesus offers us grace to persevere in this world with freedom and joy in serving one master with all our heart. The key to living that life on earth? Placing our treasures in heaven.

Through Jesus, we have access to our heavenly Father. Won't you come to him in prayer today?

Jesus wants you to go hard after a righteous life. If we are careful to avoid imitation righteousness and religious hypocrisy, there are glorious rewards awaiting us.

While we may live in times of chaos, Psalm 131 is designed to help us find peace and learn how to trust God. More importantly, it calls us to share that hope with others.