Beth continues with Questions Jesus asked.

One of our greatest fears is that we are not going to be chosen. We’ll be passed over and miss out. With Jesus, we can put those fears to bed. He has chosen us. But, will we choose Him?

For many of us, accusations are a constant voice in our ear, ringing from all areas of life. So eventually, we begin to believe that we’re always in the wrong and just not worth it. But thankfully, Jesus says something different.

There are things in our life that we have given up on. It is what it is. Yet Jesus shows us a different way. We can all move from resignation to restoration.

What does it mean to be a child of God? What does it mean to be a peacemaker? What does one have to do with the other?

We hear people say all the time that they have seen God. Is that even possible? What does the Bible say? Because, if we can see God, then how do we start recognizing Him?

When we KNOW mercy we’ll SHOW mercy. If we want to KNOW mercy then SHOW mercy

Within us, we carry around so many different appetites. And no matter how hard we work to relieve those ‘hunger pains,’ we are often left unsatisfied. Is there anything that can fill the hunger forever?

We all have the power to shape our future. But what does it take to forge our finest future?

What if a right understanding of our power is not about setting our power and strengths aside but actually becoming more powerful?