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The Baptism in the Holy Spirit brings an exponential element of power to our lives.
The basis of the Christian faith is an audacious hope that God is at work in our lives. A hope that things don’t have to remain the same tomorrow as they are today. A hope that broken things can be mended. A hope that we are loved by our Creator.
The problems in our lives are complex, but the answer is not. Jesus said, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."
God didn't save us to live self-centered lives with a minimal level of commitment. He saved us to turn the world upside down and to let people know of a God who loves them and wants to transform their lives
Esther showed remarkable courage when facing agonizing circumstances. She's a role model for us when we must take a stand in difficult situations.
God is no one-hit-wonder. Whatever miracle he has done before, He can do it again.
The story of Joseph in Genesis reads like a Hollywood movie script, and just about every scene reveals a reason for him to be bitter. But Joseph responded with virtue and personal holiness. He shows us how we can react the same way to our troubles.
Jonathan was a skilled warrior and courageous leader, but his greatest characteristic was his loving and selfless heart. We must learn to love like Jonathan!
David had the capacity to perceive that great things happen when God is in control. He is a great role model for faith-based optimism.
Is it Biblically correct to say to others, "Don't look at me; look only at Jesus?" The answer might surprise you!
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