After we accept Christ as our Lord and Savior, He immediately places us into His family called the Body of Christ. In 1 Corinthians Chapter 12, Paul reminds us of some of the benefits of joining this family. For one, God equips Christians with at...

You’ve probably heard of the saying “History has a way of repeating itself.” Well on today, Pastor Jerry Seawright declares that “His Story [the story of Jesus Christ] has a way of completing itself.”

If everyone claims to be right, how do we determine who’s right and who’s wrong? Maybe the answer is that we should focus on identifying and solving the problem so we can address the real issues.

Being a peacemaker isn't as easy as it seems. So what are pitfalls to avoid and how should we trust God to help us demonstrate peacemaking in our jobs, home, church, and community?

Matthew 5:8 says “Blessed are the pure in heart, For they shall see God.” What does it mean to have a pure heart and what's our perfect example so we live and not just talk about this principle?

One of the popular phrases used today is the word “transparency.” We expect and even demand politicians to be transparent or forthright because we feel better connected. Acknowledging our our trials and triumphs humanizes us and helps lead...

What are you willing to do to satisfy your hunger and thirst? Will you devour it or will you eat or drink slowly to enjoy it? In Matthew 5:6, we learn about the proper attitudes about the reasons and source of our spiritual needs.

According to the New American Standard Bible, Matthew 5:5 says “Blessed are the gentle, for they shall inherit the earth.” How does gentleness apply to Christians and how does this contrast with how the world views it?

God wants us to be sensitive to His holiness because He holds us accountable. In Matthew 5:4, we learn how mourners are comforted based on understanding our utter dependence on God and sincere mourning for sin. Christians are comforted by God when...

Regardless of how independent we think we are, we can't make it on our own. In fact, the backdrop of the Beatitudes is based on Jesus answering a pressing question by the crowd around Him: “How can I make it in?”