This week we’ll look how we’ve all experienced the racing heartbeat, goosebumps, stomach in our mouth feeling, shortness of breath, or eyes wide open in fear of something or someone. So if fear is hardwired in all of us, how do we fear without losing faith?

Jesus wept. It’s the shortest verse in our entire Bible. John, the author, shares something personal about Jesus as His close friend died. How can sadness help us during times of loss, hurt, and pain?

Uncontrolled anger can lead to destructive behavior that damages relationships beyond repair. So if anger, as an emotion, is from God, then why are we warned to stay away from it?

How you live your life on earth impacts how you will experience heaven. We’ve all heard the phrase, “You only live once.” But what if we considered the phrase, “You only live forever.” How would our lives change if we embraced that phrase?

What you do now is an indicator of what you’ll look forward to later. After this life, believers will no longer struggle physically, no longer wrestle spiritually, and no longer have internal longings. What will you be most relieved to no longer battle with?

Jesus talked about heaven in several different ways. Today we’ll look at three conversations that reveal the way Jesus viewed the realities of heaven.

That’s why we celebrate Easter—Jesus was a King who died and came back from the dead!

Jesus didn’t ask for people to just believe in him. He invited people to follow him. How do you justify accepting God’s forgiveness through Jesus’ death on the cross while resisting Jesus as the Leader (Lord) of your life?

Being right doesn’t give us the right to be self-righteous. Has your good behavior seemed to have been overlooked by God?

Have you ever intentionally disregarded something you felt God prompted you to do? Whatever your next step is, take it. You don’t know what will happen if you don’t.