In Jesus' final moments on Earth, He left the disciples with an assignment to spread the good news to the ends of the earth. He also told them they wouldn't have to do it alone. As believers, we have the same assignment daily, and we aren't alone.

We know Easter was a few days ago, and the chocolate bunnies are long gone, but Jesus' resurrection should be life-changing on a daily basis. What is your day-to-day response to the reality of the resurrection?

Martha's service, Mary's sacrifice, and Lazarus' story each honored Jesus. What can you do this week to honor the name of Jesus?

The cross was painful to Jesus both physically and spiritually. Yet, it was not an accident. It was God's plan that was prophesied hundreds of years earlier by Isaiah. Because of the cross, we can realign our lives to Jesus, walk confidently because of His love, and allow that love to shape our lives.

Have you ever felt like you couldn't catch a break? Like you go from one disaster to the next? Even in those times, God can do more with your thread of faith than you can with your thoughts of doubt and despair.

Being self-centered comes naturally. So, it's no surprise Jesus spoke directly about the condition of our hearts. He knew our selfishness and showiness would directly reflect the cleanliness of our hearts.

It's easier to ignore the mess. But for change to happen, you must walk into the mess and deal with it. Jesus showed us how to do this. He walked directly into the mess of people's lives and offered them hope and redemption.