Each of us should examine what we’ve been taught to

King David reminds us that God will teach and guide us if we keep our eyes on Him.

Our minds are incredibly fertile soil.  Whatever we feed them will take root and grow. Paul has specific instructions which will help!

God's promise to Abraham and Sarah reminds us that God will either change our situation OR He has a very good reason for not doing so.

Nestled between the stories of Jesus feeding the 5,000 and walking on the water is another story we need to remember. For it teaches us that Christ sees every storm we face, and He’s right by our sides as we face them.

In Thessaloniki Greece stands a tower which was once stained red by the sins of many men, but then made white by the work of one.

We frequently preach the forgiveness of sins to others. But do we preach it to ourselves? Remember that in Christ, God sees you are perfectly clean – learn to see yourself the same way!

Because there will be an ongoing battle between light and dark, good and evil, the children of God care called upon to be ready. 

One of the last messages in all of Scripture is this: that every Christian should be an inviting Christian; one who urges others to

We shouldn’t mistake doubt with disbelief, they are not the same thing.