The first on the list of God’s character is Compassionate. The Hebrew word indicates that God loves us like a mother loves her vulnerable infant and there’s always action tied in with God’s emotion.

What does God say He is like? In Exodus 34, He provides a definitive description of Himself.

The Message of Jesus was always meant to be contextualized.

What did we learn about God when he was pushed the limits?

What do you see when you look in the mirror?

What do you want God to do? Asking this question will reveal our desires and needs. God longs for us to discover who we are meant to be.

How can we reconnect with the sense of pride and wonder that God instilled in us when we were created?

In the closing paragraphs of his letter to the Philippians, Paul expresses his gratitude for their generosity and acknowledges the significance of their recent act of kindness.

[Philippians 4:10-20]

Paul calls us to celebrate Jesus. But what if we can't due to anxiety?

[Philippians 4:4-9]