Several names are used to refer to Jesus, each teaching us something new about God's Son.

Christmas according to John brings our attention to the eternal nature of the infant born in Bethlehem.

Christ's arrival on earth wasn't witnessed just by those who were there. Witnesses to the Christmas story are found throughout the Bible offering their unique glimpse into this history-altering event. This advent season we'll see Christmas according to several Biblical authors, beginning with Isaiah.

We have the greatest calling on our lives from the greatest life to have ever lived with the greatest gift to have ever been given! Shouldn’t that inspire the greatest response of all time?

By the world's standards, a leader should be strong and powerful. However, the leaders we find in the Scripture acknowledge their flaws and sinfulness, understanding that through their brokenness God's power and strength is revealed.

Malik Hjøllund from Clearwater College reminds us that though we are deserving of God's righteous anger, He has shown us His abounding forgiveness and mercy, just as we are to show to others.

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So much of who we are as a person, good and bad, comes from the family we grew up in. But it is our adoption into God's family that enables us to become that person that God wants us to be.

Do you consider yourself spiritually mature? In answering that question, it is critical that we use the right measurement in our evaluation.

Life is filled with losses and difficulties of all sizes. Instead of ignoring feelings of grief and sadness, we should use those times to discover the riches found in the God who comforts those who mourn.

Much of our culture encourages us to overcome any limitations. However, as we learn in the third mark of healthy discipleship, our limits and weaknesses help us to trust in a limitless God and reveal His power.