Scripture in Action

Jesus knows us, warts and all, but when he looks at us, he doesn't see us just as we are; he sees us as the people he created us to be. If we trust him, he will help us become these people. 

Thousands of people have found Jesus because somebody told them to come and see. You can do the same and change their lives forever.

God invites all of us to experience him personally so that we can satisfy our spiritual thirst and find fulfillment in his presence. Let us accept the invitation gratefully.

In his humanity, Jesus relied on the Holy Spirit for guidance, empowerment, and ministry. This reminds us of our need to be filled with the Holy Spirit and depend on his guidance and power in our own lives.

By undergoing baptism, Jesus set an example for his followers, showing the importance of humility, obedience, and identification with the human condition. Let us follow in his footsteps.

When John recognized Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah, he didn't hesitate to testify to the fact. Do we recognize Jesus as the Savior? If we do, do we testify to those who might not know him?

The phrase "Lamb of God" encapsulates the heart of the gospel message—Jesus' sacrificial death and triumphant resurrection—which brings hope, transformation, and reconciliation to all who embrace him as their Savior and Lord.

John the Baptism was a powerful example of humility, commitment, and authenticity. He prepared a way for the Lord. Let us prepare a way for his return.

If we are to live in the freedom and fullness of our faith, we need to understand the difference between law and grace, and how to live in the power of the latter.

The Shekinah glory is a beautiful, awe-inspiring concept highlighting God's desire to be present with his people. Let us experience its transformational power.