Having a consistent prayer life is vital to your relationship with Christ. The apostle Paul exemplified this and left us an example of the pattern of prayer that he used. Do you have a pattern that you follow?

Do you deal with the consequences of bad choices in your past? The theme of the book of proverbs deals with wisdom and making the right choices, but it also can help you navigate through the difficulties of bad decisions and help us get back to solid ground

We meet people who claim to be Christians and believe they are on good terms with God but are they? The scriptures tell us we are to be “In Christ,” but what does that mean?

Our society puts a great deal of emphasis on what’s popular, but Jesus wasn’t like that. He will go out of his way just for you, no matter your position or importance.

When you think about who you talk to the most, it may surprise you to know it’s to yourself. Self-talk can be very defeating if not done through the lens of scripture, but you need to see yourself according to God’s word. Who does scripture say you are?

How do we find peace and comfort when facing doubt and fear from life’s circumstances? Even when we don’t feel it, our God can give us rest.

When we face hardships, it can be difficult to believe God sees or cares about us. That is what the Israelites faced when exiled to Babylon, but God had a plan for them, and He also has a plan for you.

Sometimes we can believe that no one could ever love us because of what we have done, but is that true? When we see the character of God and his love for us, it can give us the hope we need.

It’s been said that witnessing to others is “One beggar showing another beggar where the food is.” But if those around us never hear it, they have no hope. We can bring hope to this world by allowing them to understand the hope in us. Are you willing?

The disciples of Jesus were all very different men, but they all had something in common, they stayed close to Jesus and were one in purpose. What is your purpose in life? Does it line up with there’s?