When Pharaoh was given the opportunity to end the plague of frogs in Egypt, he remarkably chose to spend one more night with the frogs. There are some powerful lessons for us in that decision.

John tells us why (and how) we can be confident when we pray and warns us to keep ourselves from idolatry.

God asked Moses a simple question at the burning bush and He's asking the same question of us today.

Chuck Bryant teaches from Galatians.

The best way to love our children is to love them the way our Heavenly Father loves us. The story of the prodigal son and his father teaches us what that means.

John gives us several birthmarks of the children of God and offers some powerful witnesses that Jesus truly is the Son of God.

Each generation has to answer for their own sins, but if I don’t deal with my sin then I am training up the next generation to walk in those same sins. There is a power that can break that curse.

If we say we love God and hate our brother, we have a massive problem because that means we don't really love God. God's love will flow through us if we are truly connected to Him. That has some massive implications for us in matters like forgiveness.

Somewhere along the line, Satan sold a pack of lies to the American teenager. This message exposes five of those lies and reveals God's truth for every young person.

In 1 John chapter four, John teaches us about God's love, but he gives a startling insight into the very nature of God - God is love. That is a truly profound statement because it means that everything God does is marked by His love.