Do you know about God, or do you know Him? Beloved, God has so much more for you than simply knowing facts and history about Him—He wants you to experience Him!

Discover why the Lord Jesus Christ came to live inside you.

Many of us struggle with questions about our identity, value, and worth. Discover the beautiful answer to these questions laid out for us in the Word of God.

You are a child of God, beloved, and He wants you to know exactly who He has made you to be.

When life is at its hardest, and we desperately need answers, it is hard to hear God say, “Wait.” But there is a promise God makes us while we wait, and every one of His children needs to know it.

May you hold on tightly to Father today, knowing that He IS at work on your behalf.

Worrying about what others think of us, and trying to be perfect all the time are exhausting burdens to carry. But what if our identity, worth, and value actually didn’t depend on our behavior at all?

Discover how our Heavenly Father describes a righteous person.

What does it mean when the Bible tells us to not quench the Spirit? This can be a confusing verse for us, one that will be untangled for you as you listen today.

It’s up to us to allow the Holy Spirit to transform our lives.

When our eyes are on our circumstances we quickly lose sight of God. We become overwhelmed as we try to make sense of things, forgetting that there is only one thing God has called us to do.

Our Father will be our strength as He leads us through the darkness.

Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus is not reserved solely for Easter Sunday. It’s something for us to celebrate every day.

Not only did Jesus rise from death, but we too rose from death into brand new life with Him!

When we lose a loved one, we gather together to mourn their death and celebrate a beautiful life that was lived, and today we remember the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.

I have a radical thought for you to consider.

The world calls us in every direction, and we sometimes head down paths we shouldn’t but no matter where we go, what we do, or who we become, our loving Father never leaves us or forsakes us.

In His faithfulness, our God perpetually calls us to Himself.

Our God is the Father of Light, but there is also the father of lies who seeks to deceive us by speaking truth mixed with a little lie. We shouldn’t believe everything we hear, this world is a dangerous place and we must walk closely with God.

Always search the scriptures to confirm that what you’re being taught is true.