The One who knows you the best loves you the most.

When we find ourselves in a place of hopelessness, only Jesus can restore our hope.

The ability that’s been within us all along often takes the longest time to reach its full potential.

When Jesus comes into our life and makes us new, we are compelled to action!

While at times we may be justified in praying, “Get ‘em!” we must never forget that Jesus stepped in and said, “No, get me!” Because we have been forgiven, we are able to forgive.

Our prayers shape our beliefs which shape our actions.

The Gospel includes the promise that one day God will end evil forever.

Praying for those who are suffering is one of the best ways the church can be a witness for Jesus.

The imprecatory psalms demonstrate that our path from hurt to healing must often travel through our hate.

We request justice from God because only God’s justice is perfect.