God's love is evident all throughout the Scriptures.  He consistently loves us even though we make mistakes and fall short of His glory.  We see this on full display in the parable of the Prodigal Son.

Jesus was hated for many reasons.  Ultimately, His perfect representation of the Father cause friction with the religious leaders of His day.  One attribute that had this effect was His mercy.  The religious leaders showed how holy and righteous they were by the distance they could put between them and sinful people.  Jesus, however, demonstrated His great mercy by coming close to them and bringing them to God.  Today, we explore His mercy with the woman caught in adultery.  

From His birth to His death on the cross, attempts on Jesus' life were made by the rulers and critics of His day. But why?  Today, we learn about how Jesus' growing caused the Pharisees to plot His death.

One of the realities of life that everyone faces is death.  This can a difficult thing to process, often filled with worry and anxiety.  For the follower of Jesus Christ, we know that death isn't the end, but the realization of the promise to be with Him for eternity.

Who is Jesus?  He is our Rock.  He is trustworthy and faithful, not just in the best times, but also when things don't go as planned.  So the question become, "how do I build my life on Him?"

Who is Jesus?  Jesus tells us His name is I Am.  He reminds us that He has always been and will always be.  No matter what situation we may find ourselves in, God is the answer.

Who is Jesus?  Many people answer this question in different ways.  The best place to look to learn about Jesus is His own words about Himself in the Bible.  Today, we look at John 10 where He is described as the Good Shepherd.

God has given gifts, purpose, and a calling to all who follow Him.  Many times, however, life can creep in and stifle them in our lives.  Thankfully, Paul encourages Timothy to fan the flame of the gift of God in his life, and we can learn how to do just the same.

Discipleship is a process.  One of the greatest ways for us to progress in following Jesus is to identify where we are in our relationship with Him and what our next step is to moving closer.  Ps. James walks us through the steps of discipleship as well as helpful questions we can ask ourselves in our current place.  

Worry has become an issue that many people deal with in our world today.  Anxiety and stress building up causing us to be concerned around what could be coming in the future.  Graciously, Jesus offers us another way.  A way marked by peace and trust.