In order to prepare us for the next season in our lives, God often calls us to release our grasp on something, someone, or some place. It is in this separation and release, in the time of waiting and in-between, where we learn to depend on God as our provider.

Even though Elijah stands before the king, his allegiance ultimately stands for Yahweh. Do your life and your words proclaim that Yahweh is God?

Easter is about the power of Christ in our here and now and for all eternity. What is your level of belief in the unbelievable?

Are you willing to surrender to the kind of love that Jesus offers you?

It’s easy to convince ourselves that justifying, repressing or ignoring our sin is the best way to get over it. But God invites us to come to Him, reveal our mess, and to stop hiding.

When in the valleys of life, our faith must become a choice to continue to place our trust in God.  When our faith is tested, there are two deals on the table - despair or hope.

Could God actually have a purpose and plan for the difficult seasons of life? Today, we take a look at Elijah and how God can use our pain and suffering for our benefit and His glory.

God used Moses to purchase and release His people back from their slaveholders. Much like He paid the ransom for them, Jesus paid the ultimate price in securing our freedom so that we could be reconciled to Him.

Joseph’s circumstances parallel and foreshadow Jesus in many ways. He was betrayed by those closest to him. He was falsely accused and condemned. But God used his circumstances and gifts to bring about restoration.

Boaz redeemed Ruth & Naomi from hopeless circumstances. A woman trapped in bitterness and another trapped in hopelessness were brought into a family because of one man’s kindness.