We are all going somewhere, sometimes is not intentional; time goes by whether we want to or not. But as believers we are called to intentionally run the race of faith.

The roots of the discontent of the human heart go deep. Jesus offers us what we really need.

When Paul wrote to Timothy and urged him to defend God's truth by preaching God's word, he didn't give him a motivational speech to encourage him to stay. Instead, Paul made a strong emphasis on the reason why Jesus came; to save sinners. We are to live not only for what God has done or for what He will do, but mostly with a constant awareness of His presence and power here and now.

Paul's letter to Timothy speaks to us today as we face opposition and encounter a diluted gospel on every corner. How do we push through and continue to speak truth in love?

In this inspiring message, we hear stories about God's power being manifested in people's lives. Our God is powerful and He is waiting on us to move forward in faith.

The concept of love has been abused and misused in many ways. When Jesus was asked which one of all the commandments was the most important, He responded with love.

When you are born again, you trust Him to lead you into a new kind of life that saves you from being separated from God.

If you had to break down regular, daily prayer to its most basic level, in which nothing could be deleted without real loss, you would have the prayer Jesus modeled for his disciples.

The Lord’s Prayer shows us what is important, what we should focus on, what matters.

When it comes to Christians confronting people about wrong behavior, the Bible makes a distinction between how we approach fellow Christians and how we handle those outside the Church.

Jesus is calling us to go out and bring peace to the broken hearted.