The number one need for little kids is to feel secure.

But you know, as adults we aren’t all that different from little kids. Find out today what it means to have our needs met as a child of God.

There is a very famous Psalm that talks about lifting our eyes to the mountains.

We can learn from David, as we too ask ourselves, from where do we get our strength?

Throughout Scripture, there are verses with the phrase, “But God.” This phrase is used in times when hope seemed to be lost, but God prevailed.

May you find hope today in God Who will supply all your needs.

There are two different Greek words for “to know.” It’s the difference between knowing and experiencing.

In times of trouble, we don’t just want to know God, we need to experience Him.

The troubles of this world can sometimes cause us to doubt the goodness of God. We find an example of this happening in the book of Habakkuk.

Discover how to connect the dots of God’s faithfulness and find hope again.

Scripture refers to our enemy as a roaring lion, seeking to destroy us. Focusing on this one passage could result in giving over to fear of the enemy.

But be encouraged, the battle has already been won.

In the Old Testament, God refers to Himself as I Am Who I Am. When we are feeling lost in our struggles, we can remember His name and be reminded that His grace is available for every moment.

Whether you are feeling stuck in your past or worried about the future, remember that God is a present tense God.

Living like beggars is not what Christ intended for us.

God has provided us with riches beyond anything we can imagine.

The Christian life is not a life of passivity — it’s one of action.

Pray, move forward in faith, and watch what God does through you.

If we are the ones who truly know the Grace of God, then should we not also be known as those who love?

Discover how truly understanding Grace transforms our love, allowing the world to see that we are His.