Everyone has either prayed or wished for a miracle to happen. But it seems like most miracles never happen. If Jesus can do anything, why doesn't he do more? A look at his first miracle will help you understand why he did them, and that what they mean.

What do you think of when you hear the name Jesus? Interestingly enough, you'll find there is a wide range of answers to that question. And yet, the reality of Jesus' impact is undeniable.

All it takes is One Christmas for everything in your life to change.

Zechariah and Elizabeth were doing everything right, yet they endured the disappointment of not being able to have a child of their own. One day that changed when a visit from an angel showed that though God had been silent, he was far from absent.

While everyone loves a good celebration, there can be times in life when the call to celebrate is silenced - times when it seems like everything is going wrong and God is nowhere to be found. The ability to celebrate is absolutely essential, and the conclusion to the book of Esther reveals how every person has a reason to continue the celebration.

It is natural to look at faith as a systematic accumulation of truths that all depend on one another. In other words, we tend to view faith as a house of cards. Doubting one element of it can cause the entire thing to crash. But what if faith was never designed to be anything like that? In this last part of the series you'll discover how Jesus' resurrection provides a better way to look at faith.

Are you making a decision today because of something you believe about tomorrow? Most financial moves, health goals, and even recreational plans hinge on what you believe tomorrow will bring. When you believe in the greater tomorrow Jesus offers, it has the potential to positively impact every decision you make today.