Before Christ came into the world, we were captives to sin and deserved God’s punishment. Now that Jesus has come, and paid the price for our sin, we can be free from our guilt and know God personally.

Reading: Isaiah 52:13-53:12

Anticipating the second coming of Christ points us to a life of holiness as we look toward a new dwelling place with God. In light of our future hope, we are able to now have hope and serve others because of it.

Reading: 2 Peter 3:8-15

In a culture where many are focused on what they don’t have, God calls us to focus on His spiritual provision. Don’t lust after wealth, instead be content with what God has given you.

1 Timothy 6:6-10

Paul says in Galatians 3:28, “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” What if we could also say of the Church, “There is neither Democrat or Republican, for we are all one in...

You are not normal! That’s right, you are a peculiar people. You have been set apart, “to proclaim the excellencies of Him who called you out of darkness and into His marvelous light.” Remember, your true citizenship is in heaven (Phil 3:20). ...

Each day, the Lord calls us to stand in confident faith and confirm the gift He has given to us. We must confirm this faith each day because when suffering and testing comes, and they will come, the result is praise, honor and glory to our Lord Jesus...

Both Peter and Cornelius believed that they should not associate with one another. The vision the Lord gave to them broke down their common misconceptions. What misconceptions about THEM do you have?

Reading: Acts 10:17-29

We can allow the Holy Spirit to speak through us to those outside the Church, but our actions will be more effective than our words. If we are to communicate God’s love to an unbelieving world, we must make sure we are demonstrating this love...

God created human beings to complement one another. When we realize that God created humanity to live in partnership with Him and with each other, we can begin to see our need for one another.

Reading: Genesis 1:26-27

All human beings share a common origin, with God as our Creator. This should be a reminder about the importance of sharing the Gospel with non-believers as one brother to another. As followers of Jesus, we can see God as the Creator and sustainer of...