Jesus responds to those who reject him by pointing to multiple witnesses on his behalf, but not everyone who hears will understand or believe.

What is our place in God’s plan? We are all witnesses of Jesus, by the power of the Holy Spirit working through us, because he will return to reign over his kingdom of all peoples.

In identifying himself with the Father, Jesus wants those who hear to understand who he really is: the giver of life and the only way to God.

Jesus is the only one who can make us truly whole. More than temporary physical healing, he offers ultimate spiritual healing for our souls.

The tension between what God has said versus what we see and experience challenges us to live by faith. To honor God's words means to hear, believe, and obey.

We are all called to be part of the harvest and partake in its joy when we faithfully participate. We must invite others to come and see that he is truly the Savior of the world.

What do you thirst for and want the most? If you are seeking after broken cisterns, God wants to redirect your eyes and desires, that your heart may be wholly devoted to him.

At the well with the Samaritan woman, Jesus offers all of us freedom from chasing the wrong thing, urging us to find full satisfaction in him alone.

Biblical meditation may be the missing ingredient in your spiritual growth. God has given us his truth to trust and remember, changing and empowering us to life faithfully.

Knowing what God has done for us in the birth of Christ should cause our hearts to respond in joy and trust in him.