James 3:1 delivers a sobering warning: those who teach will be judged with greater strictness. Words carry immense power, and those who preach or teach God’s truth bear a heavy responsibility. This verse reminds us that teaching is not a position of pride but a calling of careful stewardship, where every word spoken will be weighed before the Judge of all. Few should rush into this role without considering the accountability it demands.

Are you a busy struggling mom feeling overwhelmed, impatient, or lacking grace—especially toward your loved ones? In this video, we unpack biblical wisdom and encouragement for Christian mothers. Discover why focusing on Christ’s love, not your own performance, transforms your heart and home. Learn practical truths from 1 Timothy 2:15 and Galatians 5 about finding strength, faith, and joy in God’s promises. Let this be a reminder: you are not alone, and His Spirit is at work in you.

Rahab the harlot demonstrated a faith that was alive and active, trusting God fully and acting courageously to secure salvation for her family. Discover how her story in James chapter two challenges us to live out our faith through genuine works.

Bob Jennings | Romans 15:4 | The Old Testament encourages believers today by playing a foundational role in shaping their lives. Its teachings, described in Romans 15:4, were written to instruct, inspire perseverance, and offer encouragement and hope. In this blog, we explore the ongoing relevance and impact of the Old Testament for Christians today.

The following is an excerpt from A.T. Pierson's book, "Shall We Continue In Sin?":

And now, in one word, Paul turns our thoughts to the practical aspect of this union with Christ. What does all this mean, and how is this truth to be transformed into life? How is the believer to put this theory into practice? (Psalm 1; John 15). 

The answer begins now to be given and is found in one word: Reckon—the equivalent of another word, Count, which first appears in Genesis 15:6: “Abram believed the Lord, and He credited it to him as righteousness.” What Abram did that was counted as righteousness is clear from the original meaning—Abram amened God. When God declared something, though humanly impossible, Abram said, “Amen, it shall be so, just as God has said.” This act of faith, this saying Amen to God, is further described in Romans 4:3, 17-22. Refer to the entire passage. Compare this with Hebrews 11:8-19. 

In these passages, several phrases clarify the meaning of the word Reckon: “Against all hope, he believed in hope,” “he did not consider his own body, already dead since he was about a hundred years old, nor the deadness of Sarah’s womb.” “He did not waver at God’s promise through unbelief but was strong in faith, giving glory to God, being fully convinced that what He had promised, He was able to perform.” 

Our mission is to uphold the unity that God has established within the body of Christ. While harmony may face challenges, the foundational oneness remains intact. Avoid judging others based solely on denominational differences. Instead, focus on fostering fellowship with all genuine believers, prioritizing the heart of the gospel over superficial divides.

So how do we redeem the time? By walking wisely. Not as fools, not wasting our days in laziness or frivolity, but by seeking God’s will and making every moment count for His kingdom. Study His Word. Seek His face. Look for every opportunity to speak of Christ to those around you. Be like a merchant seeking treasures—always on the lookout for ways to glorify God in your work, your conversations, your life.

Lee Dodd & Michael Durham | Lee Dodd and Michael Durham explore the process of returning to God when one's heart feels distant. They emphasize the importance of true repentance without falling into legalism, highlighting that genuine confession is not just about saying sorry but involves feeling about sin what God feels.

In recent times, the topic of disqualifying sins, particularly adultery, has become a pressing issue in church leadership. What does Scripture say about restoring a man who has fallen into such sin? Can he ever return to a position of leadership?

Can Christians play games like Deceit or other board games where lying is a key part of the gameplay? In this video, Pastor Tim tackles the question: "Should Christians play games that involve lying?" Discover biblical principles and practical advice on whether games that encourage deception align with a believer's walk with Christ.