When the Magi came searching for Jesus, they asked, "Where is the child?" (Matt. 2:2). The scholars knew that the person who was worthy of their worship was a child.

God is love. When we love others, we experience the divine! Yet, often, we allow fear to prevent us from truly experiencing the fullness of Christ's love.

When Mary greeted Elizabeth, the baby in her womb "leaped for joy" (Luke 1:41). How would you respond to a greeting?

John the Baptist's calling was to prepare the way for Jesus and to guide people's feet to the way of peace, according to Luke 1:79. What is the way of peace, and how do we guide our feet to it?

On this First Sunday of Advent, Jesus encourages us to "stand up and raise our heads" to see for ourselves the signs of redemption around us.

Jesus said, “For this I was born, and for this I

Jesus foretold the fall of the Temple in AD 70, but said, "This is but the beginning of the birth pangs" (Mark 13:8). In other words, this is the beginning of something new that is coming.

Jesus was a "people watcher" and observed that the widow gave more than anyone else because she gave "everything she had." What does this teach us about extravagant generosity?

The voice on the throne acknowledges that the writer of Revelation can see a home of God in Revelation 21:1-6. What does a home of God look like? Can you see it?

Jesus asked Bartimaeus, a blind person, "What do you want me to do for you?" He replied, "Let me see again."