Colossians
Ignoring spiritual drift carries real consequences. It seeps into our relationships, turning minor annoyances into conflicts. Our decisions become reactive, guided by fatigue rather than wisdom. And most crucially, it hinders our intimacy with Jesus and the Holy Spirit's work within us.
Psalm
Discover how your flaws can become doorways to deeper faith. Explore biblical insights from Psalm 139 and Paul's thorn in 2 Corinthians 12 on inviting God's transformative grace to refine character, foster humility, and build spiritual growth. Surrender your weaknesses today for His perfect power.
courage
He's not asking us to confess our sin because He doesn't know. He's asking because He wants us to know.
Daily
Many times we are faced with a decision to obey God when it just doesn't make sense.
anxiety
Jesus is our rock and our anchor in any storm we face.
anxiety
How do we walk alongside Him? By finding our rest in Him.
Daily
King Solomon knew from experience that all of our intentions, desires, dreams and aspirations come from our heart and flow like water into all areas of our life.
Daily
Most days, God is in the whisper, waiting for us to tune out the noise of this world and listen for His steady, unchanging voice.
Daily
When we are sitting in our sorrow and drowning in tears, God doesn't abandon us - He leans in closer.
Connect with God daily!
At its very core, fasting is disciplining ourselves to master all of our natural instincts, such as the desire to amass possessions or the pride of being known and adored.
"Your purpose in life is this: I feel closest to God when I ___."
We are designed - as the first couple was - to live a life in fellowship with God. Only when we live within that purpose will we be truly content and stop searching for meaning and happiness in the things the world has to offer.
Are we more like Christ than we were yesterday, last week, last year? Do we have a changed perspective on life and an unspeakable joy in our hearts?
Jesus echoes the words of Genesis 2, proclaiming that His work was done.
All he wanted was for Jesus to remember him when He received His kingdom. He could have never dreamed of the response Jesus gave him.
Peter knew Jesus was who He said He was, because he had devoted himself to spending time with Him.
God comes to us as believers and gently asks us to make room in our hearts for more of who He is.
This offer is generous, calling all who desire fellowship with Him, including the sick, the poor, and the outcasts.
Jesus doesn't enjoy any aspect of this broken, cursed world full of sin, pain, misery and death. He despises it all, even more than we do.
"It is finished."
His yoke is light, because He has taken the full weight of it upon Himself.
