There are significant benefits of being under the care of the Great Shepherd. Let Psalm 23 encourage your soul.

The Cross at Calvary is a reminder that Jesus did it for me! God's love for us compelled Jesus to die for us and the empty grave frees us to live in the light of that love. Let Hebrews 2 encourage you to live your best life yet.

God won't always give us what we want, but God will surely provide us with what we need! Paul wanted to be free from the hardships that life brought his way but God had another remedy in mind. Let God's word encourage you because God's "grace is all you need".

Just because you failed doesn't mean you are a failure! Failing is common to all of us. If your failure has caused you to become discouraged about your future, let Luke 5 encourage you. Simon failed but Jesus helped him recovery and He can help you too.

God's greater purpose for your life sometimes requires you to struggle with God. Let Jacob's story remind you that struggling with God is worth it.

Times of distress don't have to diminish your hopes. Let this prayer out of Psalm 20 encourage you today.

Your past doesn't disqualify you in the sight of God. Let the story of Saul in Acts 9 encourage you to become all that God intends for you to be.

Opposition is common to each of us and problematic for most of us. However, God uses our opposition as a tool to grow us and to bless us. The story of Peter and John helps us gain a divine perspective of demonic resistance.

In the face of extreme darkness, there is a ray of hope. In Luke 1, God reveals to humanity that hope still exists despite the harshness of our reality.

There will be times when situations seem hopeless. The early Church reminds us in Acts 2 that hopeless situations are no match against heaven's possibilities.