Praying is like breathing. It’s something you should do constantly, continually, without ceasing. Here’s a simple tip that can help you grow in your prayer life.

How liberating it is to realize that you do not have to pretend you are perfect! Jesus knows your sins and mistakes before they even happen, but he wants you to confess them. The good thing? He came so that you and I can know and experience Him living in us through grace. He loves you where you are, but He doesn’t leave you there. Because of that relationship of grace, you don’t have to be a slave to your own desires anymore. You can be free. And when you blow it? He just wants you to be honest with Him.

God can do anything and everything. He’s capable of doing even what seems impossible to us as humans. He is able to act and do things, as much and as long as we have faith and we believe, as the blind men did, in Matthew 9:27.

Sin means missing the mark. Think of the center of an archer’s bullseye as being perfection. Anything outside of the circle of perfection is missing the mark. Whether you are close to perfection, or far away if you are not inside of the circle you have missed the mark. We have all missed the mark! There are good news though...

Faith is just like a landline telephone wire. How so? The landline telephone wire can carry the message as long as it can travel through the wire, but it you break the connection, it’s useless. In the same way, our faith is our connection with Christ. If the connection is broken, then...

Despite your efforts of sharing the gospel with someone, you feel like it’s not working? As a Christian, your job isn’t to persuade them...

“More profitable than silver, her gain is better than fine gold”. How to find it? Simply put, by seeking Him. He’s the one that teaches us what’s best for us, and leads us in the way we should go. By praying like the Psalmist did, you too can find wisdom.

Many people wonder how we, Christians, can be so sure that Christianity is the true religion, because the followers of the rest of the world’s religions think the same of theirs. For this question there’s only one answer and it can be summed up in one word....

If we can only trust God when we understand his action then ultimately our trust is in our own wisdom. He got a plan... a good one! Even though we can’t understand it right now.

The love of God expressed in the cross of Christ surpasses our understanding and far exceeds our reason. God's love in Christ is eternal and unconditional, and has united us to Him in such a way that none of the afflictive circumstances, typical of a fallen world, can separate us from his heart. We will go through afflictions, tribulations, persecutions, and even death, but wrapped in His love.