Following in Christ’s steps means not wasting our suffering—but letting it point others to the hope we’ve found in Him.

Some of the deepest intimacy with Christ is found not in comfort, but in the fellowship of suffering.

When pain feels overwhelming, remember—this isn’t the end of your story; glory is coming.

Trouble may come, even for the righteous—but God never leaves them there.

Sometimes it takes pain to bring us back to the place where we truly listen to God.

When you pray, 'Deliver us from evil,' you're asking God to guard your heart, guide your steps, and remind you who holds the power forever.

Every time we pray, 'Thy will be done,' we’re asking for a taste of heaven to break into our broken world.

When Jesus taught us to pray, He began not with rules or rituals, but with a relationship: 'Our Father.'

When Jesus taught us to pray, He invited us into something far greater than a personal request—He invited us into a global family.

Your life today should reflect the holiness of the God you're waiting for tomorrow.