God gives us supernatural tasks that are beyond our ability, but He also provides us with the strength and courage to do what He asks.

Jesus promised us freedom, but that freedom only comes to those who live in the truth. When we believe lies, we become slaves of fear, guilt, comparisons, and busyness. Discover the lies that bind us and the true freedom that comes from the promises of God.

When Jesus returns, He will defeat every enemy and fulfill every promise.
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There's nothing that will fulfill you more than discovering how you fit into God's eternal plan to bless the world through His church. But to find our place in Jesus' church, we must understand what it is, how it works, and what it's meant to do in this world. We must come to see the church as God's great mystery, a new humanity united in one family around the faith and mission of the Messiah.
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Whether you realize it or not, your entire life hangs on just one thing, one extraordinary event the Bible claims happened 2000 years ago: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. If it didn't actually happen - if it's just a story, a metaphor, a legend - then your life is utterly meaningless, and there is no hope for any of us. If it did happen -
if Jesus really did conquer death and rise from the dead -
then the God of the Bible exists, His Word is true, you have hope and purpose, and everything else in life “is just rock'n'roll!” Discover the top five
reasons why I believe beyond a reasonable doubt that Jesus really did walk out of that tomb on Easter Sunday.

No question in life is as important as Jesus' question in Matthew 16, "Who do you say that I am?" Our answer to that question determines everything. But to find the answer we must go back to the beginning, to the book of Genesis, to the problem and the promises that all of history are built upon. To understand Jesus, we must find Him in Genesis.
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Forgiveness and reconciliation are possible because of God's power. Joseph knew that he could forgive his brothers, because God was loving and powerful. In Him there are no hopeless relationships or unforgivable sins.
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We will all suffer at some point in this life, so let us prepare to suffer well by learning these four beliefs from the life of Joseph which will give us hope and strength even in our darkest days.
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Sexual sin is a cancer running rampant through our culture and through our churches. It threatens to destroy our marriages and sideline a whole generation of believers. But we can learn to resist. Discover four strategies from Joseph that will help you say "no" when temptation comes calling. Learn it, apply it, and then teach it to your children.
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Parenting can bring out the worst in us; but it can also bring out the best if we'll learn from Jacob's failures and follow his successes. No family on earth is beyond hope of redemption or beyond need of growth.
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