Knowing the Wayby Dennis Miranda
Without a spiritual GPS to guide us we can find ourselves on the wrong side of road and headed towards imminent danger. Thankfully we do have something to guide us on this journey called life - the truth of God's word.
Lighten Up!by Alan Allegra
It's easier to walk a lighted path than a dark alley. Knowing your destination, being certain you will reach it -- and are on the right path -- makes the journey more manageable.
The Perfect Sacrificeby Susan Ferguson
Let us never forget the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross. Let the gift of eternal life be our most treasured gift.
Mystery and Romanceby Frana Hamilton
There is something enticing about mysteries, and our God is certainly a God of mystery. He pulls the curtain on so many things, and that makes us all the more eager to know more about what's coming.
A Celebration of Songby Abby Kelly
Since this coming Sunday is Easter, I thought we'd start off with a famous Easter song. Christ the Lord is Risen Today, was written by Charles Wesley in 1739over 250 years ago!
Acts 1:11 Devotionalby Bobby Bruno
Are you anticipating the return of Jesus Christ? Does your life reflect this anticipation, or do you believe that you have plenty of time to start following His ways?
Taking Risksby Lili Richey Willard
Risk taking can be scary. But when we trust God, and let Him lead, the risks are usually worth taking.
James 3:1 Devotionalby Bobby Bruno
We must teach all of the Bible and not only what is comfortable for us to speak about. The Bible is the Authority of God, every word must be humbly taught no matter who disagrees with its contents.
Unqualified Job Candidatesby Taylor Cummings
Have you ever felt unqualified to fulfill God's call on your life? You're not alone. However, God doesn't want our focus to be on our list of why He's chosen the wrong candidate.
Inside Outby Pam Ford Davis
"We're 'dead wrong' if we think we can make lasting life changes by altering outside appearances."
Striking the Donkeyby Yannick Ford
Balaam's donkey is famous for being a talking donkey! She can teach us some valuable lessons about how to respond to circumstances.
Today...Who Does It Belong To?by Lili Richey Willard
It's not mine. No, and it's not yours. It is merely an extension of time offered to us by God.It's ours only in the sense that we make our own minds up as to what we do with this day, today.
Mark 1:15 Devotionalby Bobby Bruno
The importance of knowing the Word of God when giving your witness of the Gospel of Jesus.
Keep Me Humbleby Taylor Cummings
In this devotional, I talk about how King Nebuchadnezzar became prideful. I share what God has been teaching me through this story.
About "Fitting In"by Udeme Anosike
In a world where Christians face daily pressure to conform to cultural norms, this devotional reminds believers that we are called to represent Jesus Christ, even when this necessitates being different from the crowd. Our uncompromising testimony is our strongest tool for drawing others to His light.
About "Fitting In"by Udeme Anosike
In a world where Christians face daily pressure to conform to cultural norms, this devotional reminds believers that we are called to represent Jesus Christ, even when this necessitates being different from the crowd. Our uncompromising testimony is our strongest tool for drawing others to His light.
About "Fitting In"by Udeme Anosike
In a world where Christians face daily pressure to conform to cultural norms, this devotional reminds believers that we are called to represent Jesus Christ, even when this necessitates being different from the crowd. Our uncompromising testimony is our strongest tool for drawing others to His light.
Esther's Godby Bobby Bruno
Knowing that her God was bigger than her fears, Esther approached her husband with such bravery, her people were saved from destruction.
Given Everythingby Abby Kelly
Though our point of reference as an heir is our familial relationships, there is an important difference between what we experience on earth and the kind of inheritance we receive from our Heavenly Father.
