"God has a plan for your life." Though this statement is true, we need to look deeper into the Word to discover what that plan entails. As we find His purpose for us, we see clearly that the empty cross and empty tomb offer a life that is full.

God set up cities of refuge for His people ... safe holding places for people who were accused of taking another human life either by murder or by accident. This law points to the truth that salvation comes only through the person of Jesus Christ.

What are the characteristics of a true leader? We see examples throughout Scripture, but they all point to the only one we are to follow: Jesus Christ.

It's not easy for us to trust in someone. In fact, it's not easy for us to even trust in the Lord. But when we remember who God is and what He has done, and when we truly hear His voice, we are able to walk by faith and trust Him along the way.

When we allow fear to be our focus, we move closer to disobeying God. Choosing faith in the Lord over fear brings us into God's will and gives us the confidence to take the next step in our walk with Him.

Numbers 6 contains a blessing given by God to Aaron and his sons so that this blessing could be spoken over the people of Israel. In Jesus, we see this blessing fulfilled not just for Israel, but for all of us. And through Jesus, God gives us peace.

Jesus has called us to bear fruit in our lives, and to do that we must remain connected to him. Paul Bock walks through our Savior's teaching about the vine and the branches to help us see how our lives can reflect God's glory.

God places a high value on remembrances which call His people to be reminded of who He is and what He has done for them. What "God moments" do you need to intentionally remember in your life?

God commanded Israel to be holy, because He is holy. He gives us the same command through the teachings of Jesus and the apostles. For those of us under the new covenant, what does it mean to be holy?