One of the names given to Jesus is Immanuel, which means "God with Us." That's especially important for us to know when we're walking through the valleys of life.

When we truly understand the depth of our sin before God and the immensity of God's grace that forgives us for our sin, it will always give birth to gratitude.

What happened on the day Jesus was crucified? What did He go through as He was arrested, tried, tortured, and crucified on a cross? What does it all mean to us?

Even when you find yourself walking through a desert, you can rest assured that there's a miracle at the end of the road!

Jesus made the decision to turn the direction of his ministry from the ministry in Galilee and go toward Jerusalem knowing that this would be the point at which he would enter into the crosshairs of his enemies.

God has placed us where we live in order for us to make Jesus known. We are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus wherever we go.

At the crossroads of Jesus' life, he made the difficult, painful decision that benefitted all of mankind.

Hebrews 12 teaches us that there is a very strong correlation between love and discipline. God loves us deeply; therefore, He disciplines us.

Mark doesn't record a great deal about Jesus' interactions with His most intimate friends. However, what he does record gives us some powerful insights into who Jesus is.

Faith anticipates what is to come, constantly moves forward, and perseveres through hardship. Therefore, we can throw off every hindrance and run the race Jesus has marked out for us.